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A
While Basel I and Basel ll.5 allowed market risk to be calculated at the trading desk level, FRTB requires that market risk be calculated on a firm-wide basis.
B
While Basel I and Basel ll.5 emphasized the use of a standardized approach to calculating market risk, FRTB encourages each bank to develop and rely on an internal models approach.
C
FRTB standardizes the liquidity horizon used for all risk factors in the market risk capital calculation as 10 days, rather than the different horizons used in Basel I and Basel ll.5.
D
FRTB requires that the stressed ES measure be used in determining market risk capital, rather than the VaR and stressed VaR measures that were used in Basel l and Basel ll.5, respectively.