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INTM267730 · Foreign banks trading in the UK through permanent establishments: The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 2: Risk weighting the assets - the Basel II regulatory regime

  • INTM267731 · Foreign banks trading in the UK through permanent establishments: The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 2: Risk weighting the assets - Basel II regulatory regime: Step II under Basel II
  • INTM267732 · The three pillars
  • INTM267733 · Pillar 1
  • INTM267734 · Pillar 1 - credit risk
  • INTM267735 · Pillar 1 - the standardised approach to credit risk
  • INTM267736 · Pillar 1 - use of external credit assessment institutions
  • INTM267737 · Pillar 1 - Simplified standardised approach to credit risk
  • INTM267738 · Pillar 1 - internal rating based approaches to credit risk
  • INTM267739 · Types of internal rating based approaches to credit risk
  • INTM267740 · Pillar 1 - trading book issues including market risk
  • INTM267741 · Pillar 1 - operational risk
  • INTM267742 · Pillar 1 - the basic indicator approach to operational risk
  • INTM267743 · Pillar 1 - the standardised approach to operational risk
  • INTM267744 · Pillar 1 - the alternative standardised approach to
  • INTM267745 · Pillar 1 - advanced measurement approaches
  • INTM267746 · Pillar 2
  • INTM267747 · Implementation of Basel II
  • INTM267748 · The thin capitalisation principle
  • INTM267749 · The interim period
  • INTM267750 · Use of Basel II approaches
  • INTM267751 · Reporting
  • INTM267752 · Operational and Pillar 2 risk
  • INTM267753 · Risk assessment of UK branches of foreign banks
  • INTM267754 · End of the interim period
  • INTM267755 · Overseas branches of UK-resident banks
  1. Foreign banks trading in the UK through permanent establishments: The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 2: Risk weighting the assets - the Basel II regulatory regime: contents
  2. Foreign banks trading in the UK through permanent establishments: The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 2: Risk weighting the assets - the Basel II regulatory regime: Pillar 1 - use of external credit assessment institutions

INTM267736 | Foreign banks trading in the UK through permanent establishments: The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 2: Risk weighting the assets - the Basel II regulatory regime: Pillar 1 - use of external credit assessment institutions

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

Risk weights must be applied to exposures of all classes unless deducted from capital resources and must be based on the standardised credit risk exposure class to which the exposure is assigned and its credit rating. Credit quality may be determined by reference to the credit assessment given by eligible ECAIs. Dependent on the credit rating of the counterparty to which the bank is exposed, the PRA allocates a percentage risk weight.

For example, a credit risk exposure to a corporate counterparty would be risk weighted as follows:

Credit quality123456
Risk weight20%50%100%100%150%150%

Where the bank chooses not to use an ECAI or where no credit rating is available the PRA prescribes a standard risk weighting for the class of exposure.

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