Basel 2.5 - The Market Risk Framework
| Date : | Wednesday 12th September 2012 |
| Time : | 10:00 (GMT+1) - 11:00 (CET) - 14:30 (IST) - 17:00 (SGT) |
| Venue : | Online - Webex |
In May 2012 the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) published a consultative document on the ‘Fundamental review of the trading book’. It sets out a revised market risk framework and proposes a number of specific measures to improve trading book capital requirements. The document will be used for strengthening the capital standards for market risk, therefore contributing to a more resilient banking sector.
In this webinar, Ioannis Akkizidis, Global Product Manager, Wolters Kluwer Financial Services’ FRSGlobal, discussed the proposed elements of Market Risk Framework & Basel 2.5, highlighting the following issues:
- New Capital Charges on Trading Books
- Incremental Risk Measures (IRM)
- Comprehensive Risk Measures (CRM)
- Back Testing feasibility
- Stress VaR (used in Capital Charges & Calibration to stress conditions)
- Expected Shortfall
- Market Illiquidity driven by Default and Credit Migration Risk
- Implementing internal model-based approach: Direct / indirect : Stressed ES
- Implementing Standardized approach: Partial / Fuller (Comparison of the two)
- Treatment of hedging and diversification

