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  • ...in question is a single country we have a more specific form of [[Country Risk Concentration]] Measurement. ...fication indicators can be defined at portfolio level, providing synthetic measures of geographic concentration.
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  • ...[[Quantitative Risk Model]] in respect to its ability to provide reliable risk assessments. == Accuracy Measures ==
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  • ...characteristic of credit portfolio management activities is that [[Credit Risk]] is assessed and managed not on a standalone basis but in an aggregate, po ** engages in the [[Credit Risk Transfer | distribution of credit risk]] to other investors via [[Securitization]], outright sales or credit deriv
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  • ...assume quantifiable risks) to govern in a quantitative manner the maximum risk [[Exposure]] permitted for an individual, trading desk, business line etc. ...| risk limits]] defined by the framework is consistent with the degree of risk the firm is willing to accept while pursuing its business model
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  • ...t Concentration''' in the context of Risk Management is a form of [[Credit Risk Concentration]]. It arises when a material share of a [[Credit Portfolio]] ...text: For example in relation to total assets, to available [[Risk Capital|risk capital]] etc. Product concentration depends on various characteristics of
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  • ...is defined <ref> O.Bajo R. Salas, "Inequality Foundations of Concentration Measures</ref> as * the Python library [https://github.com/open-risk/concentrationMetrics Concentration Library]
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  • '''Internal Fraud''' is the risk of unexpected financial, material or reputational loss as the result of fra Internal Fraud is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide ([[Basel II]]/[[Basel III]] sta
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  • ...ent action of persons external to the firm. External Fraud is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel II/III standards). ** [[IT Security Risk | Hacking damage]]
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  • ...' (and Workplace Safety) in the context of [[Risk Management]] denotes the risk of unexpected financial or reputational loss as the result of employment pr It is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel standards). The precise
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  • ...rse to the firm's business operations. In extreme manifestations political risk may include revolution, war or other significant change in the policy stanc == Political Risk Manifestations ==
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  • ...ion''' (in more detail, Execution, Delivery and Process Management) is the risk of unexpected financial or reputational loss as the result of poor executio It is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel II standards). The preci
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  • ...Damage''' (Also ''Damage to Physical Assets'' and ''Systems Risk'') is the risk of unexpected financial or reputational loss from damage to [[Physical Infr It is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel II standards).
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  • ...e disruption of business or system failures. It is a type of [[Operational Risk]] that threatens [[Business Continuity]] ...mprove its resilience to operational disruptions against the cost of those measures.
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  • '''Legal Risk''' is the risk of losses arising from an unintentional or negligent failure to meet a prof It is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel II/III standards) usuall
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  • The Open Risk Manual can integrate and help publish a wide array of content. The followin ...lists a commonly adopted regulatory taxonomy and lists possible mitigation measures
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  • ...esses and management roles that aim to underpin the management of [[Credit Risk]], most typically (but not necessarily) in the context a [[Credit Portfolio Credit Risk Management is a superset of [[Credit Portfolio Management]], with the later
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  • ...ofile of the debtor. The manner by which this is reflected in accounting, risk management and regulatory frameworks varies significantly. ...] among [[Related Counterparties]]<ref>BCBS, Report on intra-group support measures, February 2012</ref>
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  • ...e.g. a [[Credit Scorecard]]) can be assessed using a number of statistical measures of discrimination. == Statistical Measures of Discriminatory Power ==
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  • ...IT system management; or any other event<ref>EBA, Final Guidelines on ICT Risk Assessment under SREP</ref> == Risk Sub-types ==
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  • ...o IT systems and data from within or outside the institution (e.g. [[Cyber Risk | cyber-attacks]]). ...Risk is a subset of the more general [[IT Risk]] that encompasses various risk events associated with IT systems that do not have a material security prof
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