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  • '''Model Taxonomy''' is a classification and documentation system for the (financial A model taxonomy might be the organizing principle behind a [[Model Inventory]] system. It is related to be is distinct from the [[Risk Taxonom
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  • ...rical Variable | categorical variables]] that encapsulate the outcome of a model calculation or "run". The significance of such outcomes lies in the manner There is a wide variety of possible model outputs:
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  • ...hest level decomposition (and a distinctive future of the taxonomy) is the use of ''contracting'' as key differentiator of risk types ...l) perspective places less weight to day-to-day operational and [[Business Model Risk]]
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  • Risk Manual Template (Version 1.0 - May 2014). Use this text when generating new articles In case of synonyms use a parenthesis to indicated alternatives: (Also: AlternateName1, AlternateNa
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  • ...expertise to develop specifications to support the collection, sharing and use of structured data for data reporting and analysis. ...w.eba.europa.eu/regulation-and-policy/supervisory-reporting EBA Data Point Model] (Based on XBRL)
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  • * Organizations typically use diverse sources of risk data, which formally can be organized using a [[Ris ...[[Abstract Risk Model]] into a concrete [[Model Implementation]] via the [[Model Specification]] process.
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  • ...lp us maintain this list up-to-date by submitting additions / corrections (Use info at openrisk eu). Submissions should have a publicly accessible URL (li |Use of changes in the risk of a default occurring over the next 12 months when
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  • '''The credit scoring model collection focuses on the classic one period credit assessment / classifica * credit migration models that besides default aim to model an entire [[:Category:Credit_Rating_System | credit rating system]] and ass
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  • ...tions of links to external resources. Collection pages will typically make use of tables to create an easily readable list. As an example the list of [[Fi === Model Descriptions ===
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  • ...n attribute of [[Risk Data]], relevant in the context of developing [[Risk Model | risk models]]. It denotes the degree to which the historical data set off The concept is linked to, but is more loosely use in practise, than the [[wikipedia:Representativeness Heuristic | representa
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  • ...ssions and (where applicable) mathematical definitions / formulae. You can use the [[:Category:IFRS 9 | category tree]] to browse these articles directly. ...e first day of the first reporting period following the change in business model that results in an entity reclassifying financial assets
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  • ...ing in the [[Loan Tape]], which constitutes a direct input to the sampling model.
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  • ...ring]] systems. While banks currently using the [[Advanced IRB Credit Risk Model | advanced internal ratings-based approach]] (IRB) to establish their capit If the asset passes the contractual cash flows test, the business model assessment determines how the instrument is classified. If the instrument
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  • * It should include provisions on the use of ratings of third parties that provide contractual support to more than o ...uaranteed by a third party that is not in the range of application of a PD model and the guarantee fulfils all requirements for credit risk mitigation (CRM)
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  • * Whether the model estimation based on market data or historical default data ...th respect to SICR, when making the assessment, the reporting entity shall use the change in the risk of a default occurring over the expected life of the
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  • '''Risk Model''' denotes any quantitative (mathematical), qualitative or hybrid approach ...s still essential in quantitative risk models, at all stages of the [[Risk Model Lifecycle]]
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  • ...list of projects (both big and small) that adopt the open source licensing model in the development of software relevant for risk management. The scope of t ...lp us maintain this list up-to-date by submitting additions / corrections (Use info at openrisk eu). Submissions should have a publicly accessible URL (li
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  • ...l data ("Garbage In") and as a consequence produce nonsensical, unusable [[Model Outputs]] outcomes ("Garbage Out"). * Extensive use of [[Data Proxies]] due to lack of more relevant / representative data
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  • * the intended purpose of the loan ([[Use of Funds]]) (consumption, investment etc.) ...jectively (in [[Expert Based Models]]) or quantitatively in [[Quantitative Model | quantitative / statistical models]].
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  • An '''Economic Scenario Generator''' (ESG) refers to a mathematical model (and its computer implementation) that simulates possible future paths of e .... Such auxiliary specific models are typically implemented via [[Satellite Model | satellite models]].
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