Lecture 5 - Credit Risk - ENPC

1 Credit risk models to fulfill regulatory requirements and prevent the bank from failure .... IRB Advanced: modeling of PD, LGD and EAD. .... Asset Management.
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Credit risk and prevention of bank failures

Banks rentability adjusted by risks

Credit Risk Lecture 5 – Risk Modeling and Bank Steering Lo¨ıc BRIN

´ Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chauss´ ees D´ epartement Ing´ enieurie Math´ ematique et Informatique (IMI) – Master II

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1 Credit risk models to fulfill regulatory requirements and prevent the bank from

failure 2 Reevaluating activities’ rentability taking credit risk into account

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Provisioning and capital

Loss distribution

Assets

Liabilities

Loans and other Financial Assets

Debts

Capital Provisions

Soci´ et´ e G´ en´ erale

BNPP

CASA

JPM

GS

MS

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Expected and Unexpected

Expected Loss and Unexpected Loss I

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Expected Loss (EL): the average loss, that is the normal cost of doing business covered by provisioning and pricing policies; Unexpected Loss (UL): potential unexpected loss for wich capital should be held.

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Provisions

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IASB: International Accounting Standards Board; A liability on incurred losses (on Non Performing Loans, NPL); That is estimated; and adjusted when closing the case.

Under study on provisions I I

A non procyclical rule for provisioning; A forward looking, Point-In-Time, provisions on all the loans (IFRS 9). Website

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Basel Accords 1 (1988)

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Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) – 27 countries; Cook ratio and standard and simple computation of regulatory capital: on the banking book: Regulatory Capital = 8% × Weights by counterparty type × EAD on the trading book (since 1996) too.

Weight depends on the nature of the counterparty: Souvereign OECD : 0 %; Bank OECD: 20 %; Mortgages: 50 %; Other: 100 %.

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Basel Accords 2 (2006) Basel Accords 2 (2006) I

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Pillar 1: Minimal Capital Requirements: capital for credit + market + operational risk; Pillar 2: Supervisory Review Process; Pillar 3: Enhanced Disclosure.

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Basel Accords 3 (2014-2019) Basel Accords 3 (2014-2019) I

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Liquidity Ratios: Liquidity Coverage Ration (LCR) and Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR); Leverage Ratio (3 %); New definitions of capital.

Website

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The Standard Approach for Credit risk

Rating Souvereign Banks Corporates

> AA0% 20% 20%

> A20% 50% 20%

> BBB50% 100% 100%

> BB100% 100% 100%

> B100% 100% 150%

< B150% 150% 150%

NR 100% 100% 100%

Weighted Assets RWA = Weights × EAD Not just based on the nature of the relation but on its grade too.

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The Internal Rating Based – IRB

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IRB Fondation: modeling of PD only; IRB Advanced: modeling of PD, LGD and EAD. RWA = f (PD, LGD, EAD)

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IRB Approach – The formula

IRB Approach – The formula Using the IRB Approach, the Risk-Weighted Assets formula is: ! ! √ Φ−1 (PD) − ρΦ−1 (0.999) − PD × MA × SF × MCR × EAD RWA = LGD × Φ √ 1−ρ I

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1+(M−2.5)×b

The Maturity Adjustment, MA = 1−1.5×b with b = (0.11852 − 0.05478 × log(PD))2 ; The Scaling Factor, SF = 1.06; The Minimal Capital Requirements, MCR = 12.5.

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IRB Approach – The correlation parameter

The correlation parameter The correlation parameter depends on the type of the countractor: Type

Value for ρ −50×PD

Large Corporates Institutions

0.24-0.12× 1−e 1−e −50

Small and Medium Enterprises with turn over