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  • ...''counterparty''. This [[Counterparty]] can be a [[Natural Person]] or a [[Legal Entity]] such as a company or country ...lly closely linked. Examples are companies within a corporate conglomerate structure or various semi-sovereign organizations that are linked to a sovereign enti
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  • ...zation of [[Risk Type | risk types]]. A common approach is to adopt a tree structure, whereby risks higher in the hierarchy are decomposed into more specific (g ...al risks (defined in relation to their own objectives). The organizational structure and the objectives of the agent engaging in risk management determine the s
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  • * '''Structure''': Simple or composite, depending on the number of underlying data source * Number of legal disputes with customers, clients and counterparties
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  • * Risk limits must be established for business lines and legal entities as relevant and generally expressed relative to earnings, capital, ...al risk concentrations at the institution or group-wide, business line and legal entity levels as relevant (e.g. counterparty, industry, country/region, col
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  • '''Political Risk''' is the possibility that the [[Political and Legal Environment]] in which a firm operates, expressed as the set of governmenta ...ernal or external, the former being reflections of the country's political structure, the latter being linked to its relations with other countries (also denote
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  • * Priority in the capital structure of the borrowing firm (senior, subordinated) ...bond is corporation, typically with limited liability. The obligations and legal framework that is applicable in the case of default or bankruptcy are deter
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  • ...ion of the structure and contractual obligations of financial instruments, legal entities and financial processes. FIBO is used for harmonization of data ac
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  • * Whether there is a legal, contractual basis to the risk ([[Contractual Risks]]) ...Ontology]], roughly speaking, encompasses a risk taxonomy but imposes more structure (in terms of relations between various concepts).
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  • ...he operational plan, including any necessary changes in the organisational structure ** Recovery/legal process/[[Foreclosure]]
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  • ** changes to market or legal environment; ** forward-looking expectations regarding potential changes in the structure of the portfolio or the level of risk, especially based on actions or decis
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  • == Structure == ...s at least one or more '''Jurisdictions''' (economic regions under similar legal, political conditions)
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  • * applicable legal entity (individuals, firms, sovereigns) * The structure of the catalog reflects the typical cause / effect arrangement of analytica
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  • ...ay in the [[Limit framework]], in the sense that in a [[Hierarchical Limit Structure]] higher (more aggregated) nodes will have limits that are lower than the s ...e-evaluation of lending practices and exposures, effectively annulling the legal framework that was used prior to the crisis.
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  • ...the information already available to them.<ref>[https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/en/TXT/?uri=CELEX%3A32021L2167 EUR-LEX]</ref> == Structure ==
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  • The lien structure determines the Collateral Share. The Collateral share reflects the claims o * The collateral share may be also influenced by legal issues associated with collateral where these are material to the individua
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  • ** Effective Organizational Structure === 2: Effective Organizational Structure ===
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  • ...that provide quantitative [[Risk Measure | estimates]] capturing possible legal entity [[Credit Event]] over different time periods. * A credit curve is a type of [[Term Structure]].
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  • [[Allows value::Legal Structure]]
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  • ...ribe [[Lending products | credit contracts]] between network participants (legal entities) which establish the precise nature of debt relationships with oth == Data Structure ==
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  • ...e=Important|Field Variability=Static|Field Type=Choice|Field Content=Legal Structure|Field Confidentiality=0}}
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