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CA-9.1.2

This chapter describes the seven sets of conditions that should be met before a bank is allowed to use the internal models approach, namely:

(a) general criteria regarding the adequacy of the risk management system;
(b) qualitative standards for internal oversight of the use of models, notably by senior management;
(c) guidelines for specifying an appropriate set of market risk factors (i.e., the market rates and prices that affect the value of a bank's positions);
(d) quantitative standards setting out the use of common minimum statistical parameters for measuring risk;
(e) guidelines for stress testing;
(f) validation procedures for external oversight of the use of models; and
(g) rules for banks which use a mixture of the internal models approach and the standardised approach.