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  • ...in the context of the [[Internal Ratings-Based Approach]] option of the [[Basel III]] accord for the calculation of [[Pillar I]] capital requirements. It d ...tments and margin of conservatism. Comprehensive guidance on setting up a framework for assessing Margin of Conservatism in given in <ref>EBA, Guidelines on PD
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  • | The applicable capital requirements framework for banking institutions (Basel inspired) ...tps://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/eu-cybersecurity-certification-framework ENISA]
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  • ...efault]] that is used as [[Risk Parameter]] in the Basel II/III regulatory framework for banks
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  • ...sitive credit parameters with one of the capitalization options offered by Basel II will capture the tail risks inherent in an FX lending portfolio. This is
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  • ...is of residual liability risk expectations at the risk horizon enables the framework to support [[Going Concern Valuation | Going Concern]] Risk Capital analyse ...the 1yr risk horizon embedded in advanced internal rating based models for Basel II/III Regulatory Capital. This choice requires that loss allowance and ECL
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  • A '''Probability of Default Model''' (PD Model) is any formal quantification framework that enables the calculation of a [[Probability of Default]] risk measure o ...firms as they are used for the calculation of own funds requirements under Basel III regulation
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  • ...les are cases where a distribution is used as part of an overall modelling framework (which is multi-dimensional and/or involves time-dependent processes) ...|| Used as a simple model of portfolio loss (also in Basel II as the [[ASRF model]]) ||
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  • * The selection of a modelling framework: ** A minimal framework focusing on the empirical estimation of correlation via a number of possibl
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  • ...irement under prevailing prudential rules and laws (such as [[Basel II]]/[[Basel III]]) regulations. While the two should in principle converge, a variety o * Simplifications inherent in the regulatory framework
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  • '''BCBS 240''' is a document published by the [[Basel Committee on Banking Supervision]] on January 2013 in the [[:Category:BCBS ...book. The programme aims to ensure consistent implementation of the Basel framework, which will help strengthen the resilience of the global banking system, ma
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  • ...]]. The Basel III standard aims to strengthen the requirements from the [[Basel II]] standard, taking into account the experience of the financial crisis. It is a comprehensive set of reform measures, developed by the Basel Committee on the supervision of the financial institutions to strengthen th
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  • '''Pillar I''' is the first pillar of the Basel II/III regulatory framework. [[Category:BCBS Basel II]]
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  • ...[Risk Management]] techniques in monitoring and managing these risks. <ref>Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, "Overview of Pillar 2 supervisory review
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  • ...pervisors when evaluating banks ́ capital adequacy under the [[SREP]]<ref>Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, "Overview of Pillar 2 supervisory review ...-based measures, some supervisors require banks to follow the standardised framework set out in the Committee’s standard; however, some supervisors require ba
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  • ...restore their financial health and make their balance sheets stronger<ref>Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, "Overview of Pillar 2 supervisory review ...s ([[SREP]]). Key indicators used for evaluation and invocation of the PCA framework are
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  • ...exibility. As a result different Pillar II practices have developed. <ref>Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, "Overview of Pillar 2 supervisory review ...n Pillar 2 capital expectations, Pillar 1 minimum capital requirements and Basel III buffers. This often has important implications for how automatic constr
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  • '''BCBS 34''' is a document published by the [[Basel Committee on Banking Supervision]] on February 1998 in the [[:Category:BCBS <p>D. Framework for Supervisory Information Sharing paper</p>
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  • ...on Banking Supervision]] on July 2013 in the [[:Category:BCBS Basel III | Basel III]] category. ''The regulatory framework: balancing risk sensitivity''.
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  • ...he mitigation of business model risk is much less developed as a practical framework. ...uption is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide ([[Basel II]] standards), with a further subclassification as hardware, software, te
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  • '''BCBS 162''' is a document published by the [[Basel Committee on Banking Supervision]] on September 2009 in the [[:Category:BCB <p>The report prepared by the Cross-border Bank Resolution Group of the Basel Committee sets out ten recommendations that reflect the lessons from the re
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