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  • '''State Chartered Bank'''. A commercial bank whose charter is approved by a state banking department ...strict of Columbia, including any cooperative bank or other unincorporated bank the deposits of which were insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora
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  • '''FRS State Member Bank'''. A commercial bank that is state-chartered and a member of the Federal Reserve System
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  • * bank portfolios are perfectly fine-grained, and ...capital requirements relating to individual exposures might over- or under-state the risk of the portfolio depending on whether the portfolio is diversified
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  • * Current ''State Representation Data'' (such as current portfolio data, financial position d ...risk assessment framework. Historical data sets may also contain previous state information (e.g., historical balance sheets)
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  • ...t Portfolio Information | portfolio information]] (help assess the current state of the portfolio) * Post-crisis emphasis (for regulated firms) on prescribed [[Bank Stress Testing]] exercises must be reconciled with internal CPM views
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  • ...hidden, unobservable) variables. Such variables may represent an internal "state" that has its own well defined meaning | Tobit / Probit Regression <ref>K Roszbach "Bank lending policy, credit scoring and the survival of loans", (1998) </ref>||
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  • ...projections that encompass the counterparty’s current capabilities, the bank forecasts that all the counterparty’s committed/available cash flows will ...ategorisation scheme in force or the credit categorisation scheme within a bank’s internal credit rating system
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  • * identify its current state, especially along the dimensions of ability and willingness to manage risk * decide on its desired state
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  • ...used in bank stress testing exercises, thereby bringing insurance ESG and bank capital stress testing conceptually closer * selecting appropriate steady-state levels
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  • ...cern''' is instead a business that is either already in such a liquidation state or is likely to enter in the near future. The terminology derives from decl ...into account the possible discount from the sale of illiquid assets on the bank's balance sheet.
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  • ...r it is applied as a single period classification problem or as an ongoing state transition problem , Central Bank of Ireland November 2014 </ref>
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  • * State Variables ** Example: A bank with 95% of its exposure concentrated in six countries will only fill data
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  • ...ni/note-stabilita/2016-0003/no3-note-financial-stability.pdf?language_id=1 Bank of Italy Site] == World Bank Conference on NPL ==
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  • ...cases a drive by inspection may be indicated at the discretion of the NCA bank team. ...g topics for the home market as well non-SSM markets where the significant bank of the NCA have material selected real estate portfolios:
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  • === Steady-state cash flow approach === * Estimate sustainable (steady-state) one-period operating cash flows of the debtor or group.
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  • ...gree possible) agnostic about whether the firm managing the portfolio is a bank, a credit insurer, an asset manager or any other institution exposed to a p The CPM framework aims to represent as faithfully as possible the current state of the portfolio
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  • ...mation to be checked and the decision-making process are defined at Member State level, giving considerable discretion to Member States to further regulate ...d the information contained therein – differ from Member State to Member State, being either public or private and containing positive data (i.e. data on
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  • ...le-news/health/91000-state-medicaid-clients-warned-of-data-breach/ "91,000 state Medicaid clients warned of data breach"], ''The Seattle Times'', Feb. 9, 20 | [[The Bank of New York Mellon]]||2008
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  • ...Kristopher S. Gerardi, Lorenz Goette, and Paul S. Willen, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, 2009</ref> ...rrent to defaulted status, without any prior journey away from the current state. Accounts that do exhibit direct default give rise to a non-zero [[Cure Ra
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  • ...financial institution that is the monetary authority and major regulatory bank for a country (or group of countries) ...nt its currency. Like a normal commercial financial institution, a central bank charges interest on the loans made to borrowers, primarily the government o
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  • ...ency it needs to go into some other process moving towards foreclosure. Do State Diagram. Stages of loan.
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  • ...gency, instrumentality, or other body of supranational, national, federal, state, or local government, including certain multijurisdictional agencies and de ...ign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), the UK Bribery Act 2010 (UKBA), the U.S. Bank Bribery Act (Bribery Act), and other anti-bribery and corruption laws in th
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