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  • The Large Exposures Framework is a BIS [[Limit framework]] for measuring and controlling large credit exposures proposed in March 20 The Basel Committee issued its first guidance on credit exposures in 1991.
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  • ...s for the assets, off-balance sheet items or other financial positions the framework seeks to limit or manage. The precise definition of the exposure relevant t ...arameters]] identified and required for implementation of the [[Basel II]] framework. This key metric is the so called [[Exposure At Default]].
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  • ...wing the [[Lessons Learned from the Great Financial Crisis]] replaced by [[Basel III]] [[category:BCBS Basel II]]
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  • ...surement Approach]] (AMA), one of the possible options under the Basel<ref>Basel II Accord, 2006</ref> regulatory standard for the measurement and capitalis Under Basel II, regulated financial services firms are allowed (subject to approval) to
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  • ...Capital]] (Pillar I) calculations, first introduced under the [[Basel II]] framework. * [[Basel II Advanced IRB Capital Model]]
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  • ...BCBS Newsletter 6, WP Validation of low-default portfolios in the Basel II Framework, September 2005 </ref>
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  • ...it refers to a set of credit risk measurement techniques proposed under [[Basel II]] [[capital adequacy]] rules for banking institutions. ...to. This characteristic has been deemed vital in order to make the new IRB framework applicable to a wider range of countries and institutions (as it considerab
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  • == Risk Appetite Framework == ...re "risk appetite" are usually denoted collectively as the [[Risk Appetite Framework]] (RAF).
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  • ...egulated financial institutions in compliance with the Basel II regulatory framework. ...nd process was introduced through the set of regulatory reforms denoted as Basel II. Under [[Pillar II]], regulated financial firms are expected to establis
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  • ...model) is a simplified [[Credit Portfolio]] risk model that underpins the Basel II capital requirements ...tional Convergence of Capital Measurement and Capital Standards: a Revised Framework (BCBS) (November 2005 Revision)], Paragraph 272</ref>
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  • ...completeness in the coverage of risks (informing the organizational [[Risk Framework]]) * Help risk managers with [[Risk Identification]] by providing an analytic framework
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  • ...[Regulatory Framework]] applicable before the 2005/2006 introduction of ([[Basel II]]). [[category:BCBS Basel I]]
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  • ...A) is terminology introduced by the [[Basel II]] and subsequent regulatory framework.
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  • ...arameters]] identified and required for implementation of the [[Basel II]] framework. This key metric is the so called [[Exposure At Default]].
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  • * Help set and monitor [[Limit framework | Limits]] ...stment in measurement / algorithms relevant for CPM has been influenced by Basel II requirements which emphasized individual [[Risk Parameters]] over sector
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  • ...egulatory frameworks worldwide ([[Basel II]]/[[Basel III]] standards). The Basel II definition states more specifically: ''Losses due to acts of a type inte == Basel Level 2 & 3 Event Type Classification ==
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  • * [http://www.bis.org/publ/bcbs188.pdf Basel III Liquidity Framework]
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  • ...al Fraud is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel II/III standards). The precise Basel definition of external fraud reads: ''Losses due to acts of a type intended
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  • ...category in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel standards). The precise Basel II definition is: ''Losses arising from acts inconsistent with employment, == Basel Level 2 & 3 Event Type Classification ==
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  • * For Basel II purposes Credit Cards classify as [[Revolving Credit]] ...ontract is a [[Natural Person]]. Correspondingly the obligations and legal framework that is applicable in such a case is determined by the laws governing the r
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  • ...ric]] that has become prominent since the introduction of the [[Basel II]] framework where it plays the role of one the key [[Risk Parameters]] used to determin
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  • ...egory in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel II standards). The precise Basel II definition is: "''Losses from failed transaction processing or process m == Basel Level 2 & 3 Event Type Classification ==
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  • It is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel II standards). == Basel Level 2 & 3 Event Type Classification ==
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  • ...uption is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide ([[Basel II]] standards). === Basel Level 2 & 3 Event Type Classification ===
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  • It is a recognized risk category in regulatory frameworks worldwide (Basel II/III standards) usually denoted as ''Clients, Products and Business Pract == Basel Level 2 & 3 Event Type Classification ==
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  • ...y events according to the globally recognized bank regulatory framework ([[Basel II]]) as listed below: ...'' etc) as an operational risk event. This is because the operational risk framework is primarily meant to help manage / mitigate operational risks, whereas [[B
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  • | Instructions for Basel III monitoring | Adapting Basel's A-IRB Models for IFRS 9 Purposes
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  • ...counting purpose''s, or as ''defaulted'' in accordance with the regulatory framework. ...defaulted'' under the Basel framework (eg paragraphs 452 and following the Basel II rules text and their subsequent amendments), where applicable
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  • * 180 days past due is the threshold used in the Basel II regulatory framework for retail and public sector exposures
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  • | Public Sector Credit Framework | A transparent peer-reviewed framework for pricing and risk analysis
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  • ...s a collection of principles that has been developed over the years by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision<ref>BCBS, Principles for the Sound Managem ...fully integrated into the firms’s overall risk management processes. The Framework for operational risk management chosen by an individual firm will depend on
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  • ...tion with external data to evaluate exposures to high-severity events.<ref>Basel II Standard</ref>. Some design elements ...relation assumptions embedded in the bank’s operational risk measurement framework, in particular, to evaluate potential losses arising from multiple simultan
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  • In the context the Basel II regulatory framework [[ICAAP]] denotes the set of activities and processes that must be undertak In addition, Pillar 2 of the framework introduced the ''Supervisory Review and Evaluation Processes'' ([[SREP]]) d
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  • ...quacy Assessment Process ([[ICAAP]]) required for Pillar 2 of the Basel II framework
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  • ...ements for [[Credit Risk]] in the [[Basel II]] (and subsequent) regulatory framework (specifically [[Pillar I]]) == List of Basel Risk Parameters ==
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  • ...cess undertaken by a supervisory authority operating in alignment with the Basel regulatory standards in order to ensure that institutions have adequate arr ...reason, Pillar 2 is also described as the supervisory review process. <ref>Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, "Overview of Pillar 2 supervisory review
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  • ...veloped approaches or methodologies for assessing concentration risk. <ref>Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, "Overview of Pillar 2 supervisory review ...lan to incorporate concepts from the Basel Committee’s [[Large Exposures Framework]] into the assessment of credit risk concentration. Among supervisors that
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  • ...Eligible Provisions''' (TEP) in the context of the Basel II/III regulatory framework are defined as the sum of all provisions (e.g. [[Specific Provisions]], par == Capital Treatment under Basel II/III ==
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  • ...supervisors, banks and other market participants with a common analytical framework to consistently compare and assess the resilience of EU banks and the EU ba * In addition to the [[Basel II Capitalized Risks]] listed above, banks are requested to project the eff
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  • ...ted Loss is a formal [[Risk Measure]] that was introduced as part of the [[Basel II]] regulatory reforms. It is used primarily in the context of estimating ...re computed is not consistent (or even explicit) throughout the regulatory framework
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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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