Chapter 1. Basic concepts of bank risk aggregation -- Chapter 2. Research review of bank risk aggregation -- Chapter 3. Financial statements based bank risk aggregation framework -- Chapter 4. Bank risk aggregation based on income statement -- Chapter 5. A “factor-integral” approach to solve...

Chapter 1. Introducing Economic Capital -- Part 1. Modelling Credit-Risk Economic Capital -- Chapter 2. Constructing a Practical Model -- Chapter 3. Finding Model Parameters -- Chapter 4. Implementing The Model -- Part 2. Loan Pricing -- Chapter 5. Approximating Economic Capital -- Chapter 6....

Chapter 1: Overview of the US Banking System -- Part 1: The Legal Background -- Chapter 2: Banking Laws -- Chapter 3: The Crypto-currency regulations -- Chapter 4: Anti-Money Laundering Laws -- Part 2: Actors: Regulators and Banks -- Chapter 5: The Regulators -- Chapter 6: Commercial Banks and...

1 Outline -- 2 Bank Management and Steering -- 3 Banks in their Regulatory and Economic Environment -- 4 Risk Modeling and Capital - Credit Risk (Loans) -- 5 Risk Modeling and Capital - Counterparty Credit Risk (EPE) -- 6 Risk Modeling and Capital - Credit Risk (Securitizations) -- 7 Risk...

This book examines the interpretation of the risk-based approach (RBA) and its application across the banking industry. It explores the ways conflicting risk interpretation and deconstruction of money laundering risk have unintended consequences across the banking industry. Furthermore, it...

Preface -- Part I: Governance Of Banks In The GFC And Beyond Key Field No 5 (Part 1): Introduction To The Relational Corporate Governance Model, Key Code And Advanced Handbook -- Chapter 1. Aims and Approach to Examining The Governance Of Banks In The Global Financial Crisis And Beyond To The...

Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Risk Disclosure in Banking: The State of the Art -- Chapter 3. Derivative Disclosure Practices in the European banking system: A Qualitative Analysis of Globally Systemically Important Banks -- Chapter 4. The Effects of the Single Supervisory Mechanisms on...

Structural liquidity risk is a material risk resulting from the core banking business of taking in short-term deposits and lending out long-term loans, thus allowing a maturity mismatch between assets and liabilities. At some point the long-term loans will require refinancing and the institution...

The authors present a comprehensive and timely discussion of economic capital and financial risk management for financial services firms and conglomerates. Topics covered include: the different types of risks that firms collect; risk governance issues; how stress testing can be used to measure...