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Gemäß den bisherigen Vorschlägen des zweiten Konsultationspapiers des BaselerAusschusses (Basel II) wird sich die Eigenkapitalunterlegung der Banken an der Bonität desjeweiligen Kreditnehmers orientieren. Es ist daher zu erwarten, dass damit auch die Festlegung derKapitalkosten in stärkerem...
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Gemäß den im Juni dieses Jahres endgültig verabschiedeten Rahmenrichtlinien der neuen Baseler Kapitalstandards sind Kredite im Wesentlichen mit den unerwarteten Verlusten zu unterlegen. Für erwartete Verluste sind hingegen Rückstellungen zu bilden, wobei Differenzen zwi-schen erwarteten...
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Gemäß den im Juni 2004 durch den Baseler Ausschuss endgültig verabschiedetenKapitalstandards (Basel II) sind Kredite in Höhe des so genannten unerwarteten Verlusts mit Eigenkapitalzu unterlegen. Für erwartete Verluste hat das jeweilige Kreditinstitut Rückstellungen zubilden, wobei hier...
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According to the new capital adequacy framework (Basel II) finally adopted by the BaselCommittee in June 2004 the eligibility of collaterals, especially financial collaterals, is extended incomparison to the existing rules. However, financial assets are valued conservatively in the creditcontext...
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Die Eigenkapitalunterlegungspflicht von Kreditgeschäften von Banken erfolgt mitder Einführung der im Juni 2004 verabschiedeten neuen Eigenkapitalrichtlinien (Basel II) maßgeblichauf Grundlage des durch den Kreditnehmer induzierten Verlustrisikos. Dies ermöglicht, die...
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In the last decade, portfolio credit risk measurement has improved significantly. The currentstate-of-the-art models analyze the value of the portfolio at a certain risk horizon, e.g. one year. Mostpopular has become the Merton-type one-factor model of Vasicek, that builds the fundament of...
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The ongoing debate concerning credit concentration risk is mainly driven by the requirementson credit risk management due to Pillar 2 of Basel II since risks (e.g. concentration risk) that arenot fully captured by Pillar 1 should be adequately considered in the banks’ risk management....
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Coherent measures of a bank's whole risk capital imply a structure of a bank's optimal credit portfolio that is independent of its deposits and the expected deposit rate, of expected bankruptcy costs and of expected costs of regulatory capital.
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"Coherent" measures of a bank's whole risk capital imply a structure of a bank's optimalcredit portfolio that is independent of its deposits and the expected deposit rate, of expectedbankruptcy costs and of expected costs of regulatory capital...
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Coherent measures of a bank's whole risk capital imply a structure of a bank's optimal credit portfolio that is independent of its deposits and the expected deposit rate, of expected bankruptcy costs and of expected costs of regulatory capital.
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