 | George Walker - 2001 - 654 str.
...capital falls below the minimum standards. 3. The supervisor determines that banks have an internal process for assessing their overall capital adequacy in relation to their risk profile. 4. Capital adequacy requirements take into account the conditions under which the banking system operates.... | |
 | Johannes Voit - 2005 - 385 str.
...the risks themselves. The supervisory review is based on four key principles. Principle 1 states that banks should have a process for assessing their overall...and a strategy for maintaining their capital levels. The paper also specifies the five main elements, according to the Basel Committee, of a rigorous Internal... | |
 | Jan Job de Vries Robbé, Paul A. U. Ali - 2005 - 538 str.
...capital requirements, all banks are expected to have 'a process for assessing their overall capital in relation to their risk profile and a strategy for maintaining their capital levels'. This means that especially the most sophisticated banks should have a formalised capital adequacy assessment... | |
 | Harry H. Panjer - 2006 - 448 str.
...well as the banks' internal risk management systems. There are four key principles under Pillar II: 1. Banks should have a process for assessing their...and a strategy for maintaining their capital levels. This requires: i) strong board and management oversight; ii) sound capital assessment; iii) a comprehensive... | |
 | Douglas W. Arner - 2007 - 331 str.
...purchased receivables; and (5) securitization. Pillar II includes four central principles.60 First, banks should have a process for assessing their overall...and a strategy for maintaining their capital levels (Principle 1). Second, supervisors ^ Id., p. 2. 5» Id., p. 7. should review and evaluate banks' internal... | |
 | Hennie van Greuning, Zamir Iqbal - 2008 - 336 str.
...complement the supervisory guidelines already established (Grais and Kulathunga 2007): (a) Banks must have a process for assessing their overall capital adequacy in relation to their risk profiles and a strategy for maintaining their capital levels, (b) Supervisors should review and evaluate... | |
 | 122 str.
...Committee has identified important obligations for banks as part of Pillar 2 supervision, specifically a process for assessing their overall capital adequacy...and a strategy for maintaining their capital levels. This process requires banks to demonstrate that their internal capital targets are well founded and... | |
 | 122 str.
...Committee has identified important obligations for banks as part of Pillar 2 supervision, specifically a process for assessing their overall capital adequacy...and a strategy for maintaining their capital levels. This process requires banks to demonstrate that their internal capital targets are well founded and... | |
 | 110 str.
...Committee has identified important obligations for banks as part of Pillar 2 supervision, specifically a process for assessing their overall capital adequacy...and a strategy for maintaining their capital levels. This process requires banks to demonstrate that their internal capital targets are well founded and... | |
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Pillar 2 supervision, specifically a process for assessing their overall capital adequacy in relation to their risk profile and a strategy for maintaining their capital levels. 