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Basel II: The Basics
- What: offers a new set of standards for establishing
minimum capital requirements for banking organizations to reduce
operational risks
- Who: Consequently, this text frequently refers
to rules for "banks", banking groups, and other firms
subject to prudential banking regulations
- Why: The overarching goal for the Basel II Framework
is to promote the adequate capitalization of banks and to encourage
improvements in risk management, thereby strengthening the stability
of the financial system
- How: Implement and maintain appropriate administrative,
physical, and technical safeguards to protect against threats
or hazards, reducing risks and capital required to support those
risks
Basel II & Sanctuary®Supported Basel II
Parts
Basel II - Part 2 (First Pillar)
V. Operational Risk
“Operational risk is defined as the risk of loss resulting
from inadequate or failed internal process, people and systems or
from external events.”
“The operational risk management function is responsible
for developing strategies to identify, assess, monitor and control/
mitigate operational risk”
“Any internal operational risk measurement system must be
consistent with the scope of operational risk defined by the Committee
in paragraph 644 and the loss event types defined in Annex 7”
VI. Trading book issues
“Banks must establish and maintain adequate systems and
controls sufficient to give management and supervisors the confidence
that their valuation estimates are prudent and reliable.”
Basel II - Part 3 (Second Pillar)
II. Four key principles for supervisory review
Monitoring and reporting
“The bank should establish an adequate system for monitoring
and reporting risk exposures”
“The bank’s internal control structure is essential
to the capital assessment process. The bank’s board of directors
has a responsibility to ensure that management establishes a system
for assessing the various risks, develops a system to relate risk
to the bank’s capital level, and establishes a method for
monitoring compliance with internal policies.”
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