The Basel III reforms restricted the use of internal model approaches for all of the following risk categories except: | Financial Risk Manager Part 2 Quiz - LeetQuiz
Financial Risk Manager Part 2
Explanation:
Under Basel III reforms:
Systemic risk: Internal models were restricted for calculating capital requirements for systemically important banks
Operational risk: The Advanced Measurement Approaches (AMA) were eliminated and replaced with the Standardized Approach
Credit valuation adjustment (CVA) risk: Internal models were restricted for calculating CVA capital requirements
Credit risk: Internal models (IRB approaches) continue to be permitted for credit risk measurement, though with some constraints and floors
Therefore, credit risk is the only category where internal model approaches were NOT restricted under Basel III reforms.
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The Basel III reforms restricted the use of internal model approaches for all of the following risk categories except: