CA-4 Credit Risk — The Standardised Approach
- CA-4.1 Introduction
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CA-4.2 Segregation of Claims
- Claims on Sovereigns
- Claims on International Organisations
- Claims on Non-central Government Public Sectors Entities (PSEs)
- Claims on Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs)
- Claims on Islamic Banks and Conventional Banks
- Claims on Investment Firms
- Claims on Corporates, including Insurance Companies
- Risk Weights Based on Underlying Assets
- Claims Included in the Regulatory Retail Portfolios
- Claims Secured by Residential Real Estate (RRE)
- Claims Secured by Commercial Real Estate
- Past Due Receivables
- Investments in Equities and Funds (not including Real Estate)
- Large Exposures over the Limits in Module CM
- Holdings of Real Estate
- Other Assets
- Underwriting of Non-trading Book Items
- CA-4.3 Supervisory Slotting Criteria
- CA-4.4 Simple Risk Weight Method
- CA-4.5 Risk Weighting — Off-balance Sheet Items
- CA-4.6 External Credit Assessments
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CA-4.7 Credit Risk Mitigation
- Overarching Issues
- Guarantees
- Leased Assets Used as Collateral
- Pledge of Assets as Collateral
- Types of Eligible Collateral and Credit Risk Mitigants
- The Simple Approach
- Shari'a Compliant Hedging Instruments
- The Comprehensive Approach
- The Standard Supervisory Haircuts and Add-Ons
- Maturity Mismatch
- Credit Risk Mitigation for Mudarabah Classified as Equity Exposures
- Treatment of an Exposure Covered by Multiple CRM Techniques
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CA-4.8 Exposures in Investments Made Under Profit-Sharing Modes
- CA-4.8.1
- CA-4.8.2
- Commercial Enterprise to Undertake a Business Venture
- Simple Risk Weight Method
- Supervisory Slotting Method
- Equity Investments in a Company or an Islamic Collective Investment Scheme Not Held for Short-term Resale or Trading Purposes
- A Specified Project
- Musharakah with Ijara or Murabaha Sub-contract