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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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  • For statistical models a good strategy is to monitor the [[Akaike Information Criterion]] [[Category:Intrinsic Model Risk]]
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  • ...e value derives from a primary traded asset). The models determine hedging strategy and upfront PnL recognition. ...of market risk and future credit exposure in assessing counterparty credit risk.
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  • ...denote a situation where a [[Loan | lending contract]] or other bilateral credit relationship has become problematic (in the sense of unexpectedly deviating Forbearance is a common strategy for [[Credit Risk Management]] of banking products. It is a distinct feature of bank based le
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  • * the nature of the portfolio and its constintuent instrumetns (e.g. credit portfolios, securities, derivatives etc.) ...ntities. This domain is characterised by the direct underwriting of credit risk, ongoing bilateral relationships
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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 == Credit Portfolio Management Approaches ==
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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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  • ...f [[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 term being used when intending to pl
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  • ...the hedging relationship and the entity’s risk management objective and strategy for undertaking the hedge. ** The effect of credit risk does not dominate the value changes that result from that economic relation
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  • ...st be in place to appropriately validate models used to measure [[Expected Credit Loss]] (ECL) under the [[IFRS 9]] standard. ...FRS 9 these papers establish the necessary steps to ensure that the credit risk assessment and measurement models are able to generate accurate, consistent
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  • An '''NPL strategy''' encapsulates the overall objectives and approach for any entity managing ...zed distressed asset investors) or not (e.g. typical banks), the nature of credit assets (retail versus wholesale) etc.
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  • ...recover the [[Contractual Cash Flows | scheduled cash flows]] of a loan or credit product ...dit Risk]] of ''performing exposures'', whereas other might be specific to credit obligations that are already non-performing
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  • ...rrower segmentation, which ultimately determines the most suitable workout strategy for the borrower. ...financial position of the borrower before establishing a suitable workout strategy. In addition, the bank should seek options to improve its position (for ins
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  • ...Risk]] to assess the ongoing development of the borrower (obligor) credit risk profile ...[[Data Infrastructure]], to ensure that information regarding their credit risk exposures, borrowers and collateral is relevant and up to date, and that th
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  • NPL assets are [[Liquidity Risk | illiquid assets]] held by banks or other credit granting institutions as a byproduct of their core lending businesses. Cur ...ts that are formalized into ''subjective'' projections of how NPL specific risk factors will materialize and therefore affect the realisation of contractua
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  • The approach involves estimating the underlying risk factors (uncertainties) and / or structural elements ...ction eligible under CRR, where the provider of the protection is rated at Credit Quality Step 3 or above should be acceptable.
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  • == Best Practices in Credit Portfolio Management == ...oosely on the original publications of IACPM<ref>IACPM, Sound Practices in Credit Portfolio Management, 2005</ref>, the BIS<ref>BIS, Range of Practices and I
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  • ...s where maintaining [[Capital adequacy]] via the procurement of adequate [[Risk Capital]] is usually a key condition for being able to operate * the firm's assets (in particular their risk profile)
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  • ...k is formally underwritten (Banking, Insurance) which singles out specific risk types as part of the "business-as-usual" and distinct from other potential ...role, external) is not relevant and is not indicated. E.g., there is no ''Risk Consultant''.
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  • ...stment strategy, hedging strategies, workout strategies) that help shape [[Credit Portfolio Management]] activities ...onents of any specific strategy reflect how it addresses the life cycle of credit assets:
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  • == Literature List of SME Credit Risk == ...terature, with a focus on methodologies for the quantification of [[Credit Risk]] at the various stages of [[SME Lending]].
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  • ...n the construction of a numerical [[SME Credit Score]] as part of an [[SME Credit Scorecard]] building procedure. These factors typically serve as ''predicto ...it Data]]). Therefore a grouping of data inputs that can be used as credit risk factors into conceptual categories is useful as an organizing principle.
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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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  • ...entation''' (also ''Portfolio Segmentation'') denotes the splitting of a [[Credit Portfolio]] (of any [[Financial Product]] portfolio more generally) into sm ...important tool toward identifying sub-sets of clients that exhibit similar risk characteristics. Segmentation can be either ''heuristic'', based on existin
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  • == How to Map Climate Risk to the Open Risk Taxonomy == ...new form of risk as they are new (or more sharply defined) [[Risk Factor | risk factors]].
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  • ...jectives. It denotes the set of concrete plans and constraints (investment strategy, hedging strategies) that help shape overall [[Portfolio Management]] activ ...n the mandate and business model of the organization. A concrete Portfolio Strategy might be specified using the following components:
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  • ...ne health, unemployment etc.). - this is the Borrower mitigating their own risk. Prevents foreclosure. Similar to general sickness etc. Where the lender ch
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  • == Credit Portfolio versus Loan Portfolio == ...varies. A loan portfolio is best understood as a ''subset'' of the broader credit portfolio class that only involves loans.
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  • * tax strategy ...Risks]] in their credit risk appetite and risk management policies, credit risk policies and procedures, adopting a holistic approach <ref>EBA, Guidelines
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  • == Credit Scorecard Taxonomy == There are many [[Credit Scorecard]] types. The following categories break them down to the main cla
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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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  • ...that determine a credit institution's commitment to and style of [[Credit Risk Management]]. Institutions should develop a credit risk culture as part of the overall risk culture through policies, communication and staff training, in accordance w
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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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  • investment, including equity, debt, guarantee or a risk management tool, issued in exchange for the delivery of financing activitie ...ding policies and procedures, covering the granting and monitoring of such credit facilities.
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  • ...e available to the staff of an organization in the context of its [[Credit Risk Management]] ...d to credit risk taking and, in particular, credit decision-making, credit risk management and internal control.
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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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  • '''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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  • ...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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  • ...individual.<ref>EBA Report: On Management and Supervision of ESG Risks for Credit Instituions and Investment Firms, EBA/REP/2021/18</ref> ...institutions through their counterparties and invested assets are called [[Risk Transmission Channel | ''transmission channels'']].
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  • ...strategy, and for overseeing senior management’s implementation of that strategy. <ref>BCBS, Principles for enhancing ...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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  • ...nies; working closely with the investment analyst. This occupation manages strategy and does not always work with relations between shareholders or investors. * Manage Financial Risk
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  • ...mprovements. Banking products managers assist with the sales and marketing strategy of the bank. * Analyse Financial Risk
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  • ...g, risk management and insurance planning, and tax planning. They advise a strategy tailored to the client's needs. They ensure the accuracy of bank and other * Maintain Credit History Of Clients
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  • ...edit portfolio. Credit advisers also have expertise in debt management and credit consolidation. * Examine Credit Ratings
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  • ...losure relating to key elements of the New Basel Capital Accord - capital, risk exposure and assessment and capital adequacy - will assist participants in ...>Market Risk Internal Modelling</strong>; disclosure of the type of market risk models used (e.g. VAR), the model's parameters, the bank's policies and pro
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  • ...ritisation activities, credit risk, credit derivatives, other derivatives, risk diversification, accounting and presentation policies, and other risks.</p> ...f the information increases, with information about credit risk modelling, credit derivatives, and securitisation disclosed by fewer than half of the banks.
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