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in the Banking
System
What is Basel II?
An international standard used by banking
regulators worldwide to determine how
much capital a bank needs to hold to guard
against
g financial and operational
p risks it
faces
Ismore risk-sensitive
Separates operational risk from credit risk
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The Basel II framework
Based on 3 Pillars
Pillar 1 – Minimum capital requirements
for 3 types of risks faced by a bank: credit
risk, market risk and operational risk
Pillar 2 – Supervisory review process –
provides a framework for dealing with
other risks faced byy a bank
Pillar 3 – Market discipline – relates to
the disclosures banks are required to
make depending on the methodologies
used to enable the market to better
assess their risk profiles
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Risks captured under
Basel II
Credit risk
Standardised Approach
Foundation Internal Ratings
Ratings-Based
Based Approach
(F-IRB)
Advanced Internal Ratings-Based Approach
(A IRB)
(A-IRB)
Market risk
Standardised Measurement Method
Internal Model Method
Operational risk
Basic Indicator Approach
Standardised Approach
Alternative Standardised
S Approach
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How Basel II has increased
confidence in the banking
system?
Policies and systems capability developed to fill
gaps identified and to provide for “building
blocks” for achieving compliance with respect to
credit, market and operational risk
Interaction between IT,, Finance,, Credit and Risk
and other Units to improve system platforms,
databases and data quality
Data
ata cclean-up
ea up process
p ocess in many
a y ba
bankss
Enhanced Management Information Systems
(MIS) for effective risk management
Some banks started to develop their data
warehousing capabilities in view of adopting the
advanced approaches in the future
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COBIT – Basel II Mapping
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COBIT – Basel II Mapping
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COBIT Metrics
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XBRL
XML Based
Taxonomy to define and control data quality
Used in conjunction
j with a computer
p network and
system to provide a near real-time monitoring
system
y for financial surveillance and statistic
collection.
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