BFM Numericals Solved · Part 4: Risk and capital
Chapter 11: Credit risk: expected loss and risk weights
How much a loan book can be expected to lose, how much worse a bad year can be, and how much capital the standardised approach asks a bank to hold against it.
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In this chapter
- 11.1Expected lossp. 233
- A portfolio’s expected lossp. 234
- 11.2Exposure at defaultp. 235
- 11.3Loss given defaultp. 236
- 11.4Unexpected lossp. 237
- Four 30-second routesp. 238
- 11.5Risk-weighted assetsp. 239
- Collateral that cuts exposurep. 240
- 11.6Off-balance-sheet itemsp. 241
- 11.7Pricing for riskp. 242
- Which formula? A map of the chapterp. 243
- Exam traps and conventionsp. 244
- Practice: 30 questions in three roundsp. 245
- Answers, with every wrong option explainedp. 248
- Make it stickp. 251
- Chapter 11 on one pagep. 252
Corrections and updates
None for this chapter so far. Every correction to the book, and any rule that changes after its date, is listed on the errata page.