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Risk Partner – Papers about Basel II

Risk Partner published a great number of papers about Basel II.

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06/2007: Advantages of Basel II for banks and financial institutions
Après l’adoption par le parlement Européen et sa publication de la nouvelle directive sur les fonds propres publiée le 18 octobre 2005, il reste une demi année pour les banques qui ont opté pour les approches avancées, et pour les institutions qui n’ont pas encore fait le pas vers Bâle II en approche standard. Risk Partner a eu l’occasion d’accompagner ses clients tout au long de leur projet, dans tous les domaines, ...
02/2004: The Basel II Accords - A challenge for 2007 ?
Whereas the European supervisory authorities sent the banks an evaluation questionnaire on their Basel II project, the Basel Committee, following its meeting in Madrid in October 2003, published a revised version of the capital charge calculation on 30 January 2004 as planned. Lots of rumours were circulating about a deferral of the Basel Accords and the European directive, but nothing came of them....
09/2003: The new version of the draft CAD III Directive -
Issues at stake
Following the Basel Committee’s CP3 consultation document on capital adequacy, the European Community has published its final draft of its CAD III directive on the capital adequacy of banks, imposing own funds requirements on financial institutions in relation to the banking risks incurred. This publication consolidates the various regulatory efforts made until now to produce a European-level financial system that is healthier and more risk-sensitive.
05/2003: The new Basel II Accord: QIS3 Impact Study and
Extension of Treated Risks
Where as the QIS3 (Quantitative Impact Study) confirms the possibilities of gains in terms of capital charge, the Basel Committee’s CP3 (Consultative Paper) introduces new risks. How does the bank position itself towards these new challenges?
04/2003: Basel II and structural changes of the market,
the credit and the banks competitiveness
03/2003: Operational Risk: How to create and use models
in the context of the Advanced Measurement Approach
(AMA).
In the project context of the European Directive CAD III document and recent publications relating to "Sound Practices" (published in January 2003) in the field of operational risk management, a certain number of reductions in terms of obligations have been published relating to the conditions of use of the advanced AMA approach.
02/2003: Basel II: Will banks need more capital?
The purposed article is to review, on the basis of currently available data, those factors influencing the determination of the statutory capital charge in order to work out a calculation model enabling the future capital charge to be estimated.
02/2003: Collaterals
About the different types of collateral and risk reduction permitted, the collateral management methods, and the impact of collateral according to approach
01/2003: New European directive in the Credit Field
The purpose of the present article is to describe the organisational requirements that Basel II stipulates in the domain of credits to corporate, bank and state; and this within the context of the IRB advanced approach.
12/2002: Project of an European Directive about Basel II
12/2002: The Capital Adequation Process in the context of
Pillar 2 of the Basel II Accord
The new Basel II Accord on capital adequation is intended to ensure that financial institutions have sufficient capital to cover their risks. The Basel II Accord is composed of three complementary pillars. In this study, we examine the Pillar 2 Capital Adequation Process.
11/2002: Operational Risk as defined by Basel II
The purpose of the present article is to describe the procedures linked to operational risk as laid down by the Basel II accord.
08/2002: Other Credits
Basle II and Credit risk management for Business, Banking and Public Sector Entities. Impact of the IRB method on the organisation.
07/2002: Retail Credit
Basle II and retail credit risk management. Its impact on the organisation within the IRB approach

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