Ravi Bhushan

C ontents Introduction About CVA and SA-CVA Benefits of SA-CVA Challenges with IMA-CVA Approach for Banks Summary References Introduction CVA reflects the market value of counterparty credit risks, the expected loss if a counterparty defaults. The rise in CVA-related capital for global banks stems from new regulations and increasing derivatives complexity. CVA assesses counterparty risk for OTC derivatives. Basel’s new rules replace prior methods with SA-CVA and BA-CVA, removing IMA CVA, and...

Global banks face immense pressure to align daily risk calculations with constantly evolving FRTB mandates and to transform market risk...

Contents CSRBB Product Scope – Banking Book . Aligning CSRBB Methodologies . CSRBB Risk Assessment Methods . CSSRBB Vs IRRBB – Holistic View . Challenges faced by banks in incorporating CSRBB as Pillar II risk . Best Practices for Managing CSRBB Regulatory Compliance . Conclusion . References . Incorporating CSRBB into Pillar II Risk and Capital Requirements Managing credit spread risk in the banking book (CSRBB) is crucial for effective risk management, especially given the increasing volume...