Economic Capital for Credit Risk
Background Credit is risk one of the most important risk faced by banks and financial institutions. Therefore, computation of economic capital for credit risk is important aspect of risk management. […]
RISK-BASED LOAN PRICING
Background In any business, there is no point in originating transactions that involve a great amount of risk for a tiny return. This holds equally good for pricing loan products […]
Wholesale Banking vs. Retail Banking
Wholesale banking refers to dealing with large corporate customers often-multinational companies, governments, or government enterprises. On the other hand, retail banking refers to the mobilization of deposits mainly from individuals […]
Behavioral Red Flags for Fraud
It is almost unthinkable to you that your trusted employee that too at higher level, and especially with your organization for longer time, steal your organization’s money. Occupational fraud and […]
Outsourcing Decision in Banking
When considering outsourcing by a bank, a common question may arise as to which activities should be outsourced and which tasks should be performed in-house. Badly-planned outsourcing could result in […]
Expected Credit Loss: Basel III vs IFRS 9
Effective from 2018, International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS – 9) requires banks to make impairment provisions for loans and advances based on expected loss model. Also, Basel guidelines requires banks […]