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The European Central Bank identified 900 issues with the internal market risk models used by 31 banks through its years-long audit – of which over one-quarter were designated “high severity”.
The ECB’s Targeted Review of Internal Models (Trim), which kicked off in 2016 and closed last year, identified 824 specific deficiencies with the in-house models for generating market risk capital requirements used by banks in scope of the exercise, plus additional problems following consistency checks
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European Union authorities will take action to address shortcomings with the market risk models of 14 lenders following the results of the latest supervisory benchmarking exercise (SVB) by the bloc’s banking watchdog.
Penalties will range from supervisory reviews of value-at-risk and incremental risk charge models to capital add-ons.
Four banks were deemed ‘high priority’ for intervention based on, among other reasons, their outlier status following the benchmarking analysis, history of
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