Basel II Flashcards

1
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Piller I

A

Minimum Capital Requirements

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2
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Piller II

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Supervisory Review

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3
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Piller III

A

Market Discipline

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4
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Capital Adequecy Ratio (CAR)

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Regulatory capital/Risk weighted Assets >= 8%

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5
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IRB

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Internal Ratings Based

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6
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BIA

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Basic Indicator Approach

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7
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TSA

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The Standardized Approach

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8
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AMA

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Advanced Measurement Approaches

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9
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Bank Balance Sheet Statement

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Loan (Assets) = Deposits (Liabilities) + Equity (Capital); if, loss (from defaulting loan) > profits (form non-defaulting loans), then it will lead to reduction in capital

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10
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Regulatory Capital

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The amount that is required to meet regulatory requirements. Economic capital is the amount of capital required to cover unexpected losses.

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11
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Expected Loss

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Loss due to expected events; to be covered by new margin income

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12
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Unexpected Loss

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Loss due to unexpected events and economic capital covers unexpected losses

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13
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Extreme Loss

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Potential unexpected losses against which it would be uneconomical to hold capital; it is too expensive to cover

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14
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Tier 1

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Add(Common equity, disclosed reserves, noncumulative perpetual preferred stock) and deduct (Goodwill)

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15
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Tier 2

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Upper Tier 2-perpetual subordinated debt and undisclosed reserves; Lower Tier 2-Subordinated term debt

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16
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Tier 3

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Subordinated debt maturity over two years

17
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Overall Tier 2 Capital

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Overall Tier 2 capital cannot exceed 100% of tier 1 capital

18
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Upper Tier 2 Capital

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Upper tier 2 capital is limited to 100% of tier 1 capital

19
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Lowe Tier 2 Capital

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Lower tier 2 capital cannot exceed 50% of tier 1 capital

20
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Tier 2 Capital

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Tier 3 capital is limited to 250% of a banks tier 1 capital requirement

21
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Charge for market risk (Capital charge); (1/8) = 12.5

A

Charge for market risk = (1/CAR)

22
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Minimum Requirement under Basel II

A

8% total capital charge; 4% minimum Tier 1 ratio; 2% minimum common equity ratio

23
Q

Minimum Requirement changed under Basel III

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8% total capital charge (unchanged); more than 4% minimum Tier 1 ratio; more tham 2% minimum common equity ratio

24
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Example for Minimum Capital Requirements under Basel II

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Risk Weighetd Asset (RWA) 100 billion, Capital charge (Market risk) 100 million, Capital charge (Operational risk) 300 million; [RWA+(CCMR12.5)+(CCOR12.5)]*8%