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  • ...ce Level'') that is used to support the [[Credit Decisioning]] step of a [[Credit Origination]] process. ...uces a binary indicator (Yes/No) which can then be used as-is to trigger a credit decision (e.g., reject / accept), in which case we are talking as a ''Hard
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  • == Risk Management Wisdom == <li>Financial risk model complexity and quality are not necessarily correlated. But complexity
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  • ...Risks]] in their credit risk appetite and risk management policies, credit risk policies and procedures, adopting a holistic approach <ref>EBA, Guidelines ...l impact of environmental factors and climate change, in their credit risk appetite, policies and procedures.
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  • ...r to ensure that institutions have robust and prudent approaches to credit risk taking, management and monitoring. == 4. Credit Granting Governance ==
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  • == Management Responsibilities in Credit Granting == ...s referred to in the EBA Guidelines on internal governance, in relation to credit granting, should<ref>EBA, Guidelines on loan origination and monitoring EBA
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  • == Credit Risk Appetite, Strategy and Credit Risk Limits == ...al governance, institutions should apply further conditions in relation to credit granting and monitoring, as set out in this section. <ref>EBA, Guidelines o
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  • ...rganization's perception and attitude towards the range or [[Credit Risk | credit risks]] it faces and desires to manage The Credit Risk policy is a key part of an organization's [[Risk Framework]]
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  • Indicatively<ref>ECB, Guidance on leveraged transactions</ref>, a credit institution is expected to consider as a leveraged transaction any transact * all types of loan or credit exposure where the borrower’s post-financing level of leverage exceeds a
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  • ...in relation to its [[Credit Risk Management]] (e.g. [[Risk Acceptance]], [[Credit Portfolio Management]]) etc. ...ies within an institution, including a description of the hierarchy of the credit decision-makers and their allocation within the institution’s organisatio
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  • ...is particularly important in the context of [[Internal Governance]] and [[Risk Management]] in view of the incentives it generates. == EBA Requirements in Credit Granting Context<ref>EBA, Guidelines on loan origination and monitoring EBA
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  • '''Leveraged Transactions Credit Risk Analysis''' is the [[Credit Risk Analysis]] of lending transactions with substancial leverage ([[Leveraged T ...institution’s risk appetite) and form part of the credit delegation and risk management escalation framework of an institution.
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  • '''Corporate Credit Risk Analysis''' denotes [[Credit Risk Analysis]] as it applies to medium-to-large sized enterprizes. ...cation is in line with the institution’s credit risk appetite, policies, credit-granting criteria, limits and relevant metrics, as well as any relevant mac
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  • '''SME Credit Risk Analysis''' is the specialization of [[Credit Risk Analysis]] to the particular context of [[SME Lending]]. General requirements for the analysis of SME Credit Risk are set in<ref>EBA, Guidelines on loan origination and monitoring EBA/GL/20
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  • ...it Risk Analysis''' covers general best practices when performing [[Credit Risk Analysis]] for consumer lending ...cation is in line with the institutions’ credit risk appetite, policies, credit-granting criteria, limits and relevant metrics, as well as any relevant mac
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  • ...onitoring of Credit Exposures and Borrowers''' is a subset of the [[Credit Risk Monitoring]] framework that focuses on the monitoring of [[Outstanding Amou ...h the conditions set at the point of credit granting, such as adherence to credit metrics and covenants.
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  • ...g Indicators]] that are used specifically for the anticipation of [[Credit Risk]] events. ...ty, profitability, market and macroeconomic metrics. In the context of the risk control framework, an institution can use progressive metrics (“traffic l
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  • | Credit Risk Culture ...Culture]] should include an adequate ''tone from the top'' and ensure that credit is granted to borrowers considering the impact on sustainability, and relat
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  • ...scoring systems]], reflecting various operational limitations and [[Model Risk]] ...]] of the intervention (accepting a rejected risk or rejecting an approved risk)
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  • * Responsible for the low level implementation the firm's [[Risk Appetite]] ...ion from the borrower. (Some banks assign risk rating responsibility to a credit officer, loan review officer, or a more senior bank officer) <ref>Loan Port
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  • ...vising the board on the bank’s overall current and future risk tolerance/appetite and strategy, and for overseeing senior management’s implementation of th ...ee responsibities include capital and liquidity management, as well as for credit, market, operational, compliance, reputational and other risks of the insti
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