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  • ...anagement ([[ALM]]) margin is defined as the ‘premium’ charged/paid by financial institution over the instrument’s/ portfolio’s [[Reference Interest Rat
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  • The CPM framework provides scenario analysis linking asset to liability performance ...stic and where possible validated connection between asset performance and liability performance (including assumptions about refinancing ability)
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  • NB: In a [[Financial Institution]] that must follow detailed regulatory requirements in the orga [[Market Risk]] is a broad risk category that applies to financial or real assets that are actively traded in markets. There are general princ
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  • The analysis of residual liability risk expectations at the risk horizon enables the framework to support [[Go ...stimated for each scenario at the end of the year. Aligned with the annual Financial Accounts reporting cycle (helps managing the uncertainty around the next
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  • ...for corporations, bonds, project finance, structured finance instruments, financial institutions, and Sovereign and Sub-Sovereign Governments. ...02. BCRA?CREDIT RATING AGENCY is specialized in elaboration of ratings for financial institutions (banks, insurance, leasing, pension assurance companies), and
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  • ...Legal Capacity]] to be a [[Counterparty]] to agreements or contracts (e.g. financial or insurance contracts), may assume credit and other obligations and liabil Examples of eligible legal entities from the financial industry include, without limitation:-
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  • ...ctors]] associated with a certain product or service, in particular in the financial services industry The purpose of including risk factors in a prospectus or other formal financial document is to ensure that investors or other counterparties can assess the
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  • ...er'''. Any party who issues (or proposes to issue, in a formal filing) any financial instrument, where a party can be a natural person, company, government, or ...on portfolio and transmitting cash flows from those assets to the [[Issuer Liability | issued liabilities]]
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  • ...(that have traditionally been the backbone of credit analysis) versus Non-Financial Quantitative Data === Financial Statements Based Factors ===
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  • There are numerous risks that may arise from a financial institution’s use of third parties<ref>FDIC, Guidance for managing Third- ...lure to manage these risks can expose an institution to regulatory action, financial loss, litigation and reputation damage, and may even impair the institution
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  • ...ct that gives rise to both a financial asset of one entity and a financial liability or equity instrument of another entity A financial instrument can be thought of as a template that defines an arrangement stru
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  • ...some obligation, is guaranteed if the person or organization with primary liability fails to perform * [[Financial Guarantee]]
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  • '''Holding Company'''. A business (corporation, limited liability company, or limited partnership) that has been established to own stock in ...patents, trademarks, stocks and other assets to limit financial and legal liability
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  • '''Unit Of Account'''. In general financial context, it denotes a nominal monetary measurement unit used to represent t ...recognition criteria and measurement concepts will apply to that asset or liability and to the related income and expenses.
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  • ...maturity date or the payment in advance for products or other contractual liability.
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  • ...ith selling unregistered securities. It includes information such as the [[Financial Statements]], management biographies, a detailed description of the busines
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  • * [[Legal Risk]] (e.g. tobacco, carbon liability) and changing statutory interpretations (e.g. fiduciary duty, disclosure re In financial terms, not only is the payback time of the asset curtailed, acceleration of
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  • ...alances]] arranged in various collections, most notably as [[Asset]] and [[Liability]] sets.
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  • ...ions should take into account the risks associated with ESG factors on the financial conditions of borrowers, and in particular the potential impact of environm ...borrower that arise from the physical effects of climate change, including liability risks for contributing to climate change, or transition risks, e.g. risks t
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  • The '''Equator Principles''' (EP) is a voluntary financial industry benchmark for determining, assessing and managing environmental an ...iation is an ''unincorporated'' association of member [[Equator Principles Financial Institutions]] (EPFIs) whose objective is the management, administration an
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