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- Key Ideas and Methods of Risk Based Supervision
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2. Market discipline in financial regulation
- Prof. Mark Flannery
- Risk Based Supervision Process
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3. Supervisory review process under Basel II
- Dr. Jukka Vesala
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4. Supervisory cooperation in Europe from a banking perspective
- Prof. Freddy Van den Spiegel
- The Evaluation of the Models and Internal Methods used by Supervised Institutions
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5. Economic capital modeling: the UniCredit Group framework
- Mr. Vittorio Maggiolini
- Mr. Giuseppe Vulpes
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6. Supervisory evaluation of Pillar I and economic capital models
- Dr. Thomas Dietz
- Financial Market Developments and Challenges for Risk Management and Supervision
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7. Lessons from the recent market turmoil for effective risk based supervision
- Prof. Kern Alexander
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8. Trends in the European financial system and implications for supervision
- Prof. Dirk Schoenmaker
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9. Effective risk based supervision: responding to the crisis
- Mr. Helmut Bauer
Printable Handouts
Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Overview
- Index - Risk identification
- Six quantifiable risks for economic capital
- Other risks actively managed
- Index - Risk measurement
- Credit portfolio modelling: methodology
- The aim and usage of credit portfolio modelling
- Comparison between pillar 1 and pillar 2
- Concentration risk - overview
- Market risk for trading and banking book
- Operational risk: internal AMA
- Business risk: revenues and expense data
- Real estate risk
- Financial investment risk
- Liquidity risk: a matter of time, not of capital
- Reputational risk: a knock on effect on other risks
- Validation of rating systems
- Index - Risk aggregation
- Risk aggregation
- The steps of risk aggregation
- Harmonization of risk measures
- Approaches to risk aggregation
- Variance covariance approach
- Index - Capital adequacy and Stress Testing
- Economic and internal capital: financial resources
- The cushion and the capital surplus
- Cycle perspective on capital adequacy
- Sensitivity analyses and stress tests
- Single risk stress testing: credit risk stress test
- Stress testing of aggregated economic capital
- Assessing capital adequacy under stress
Topics Covered
- The type of risks considered in the UCG Economic Capital framework
- The internal models to measure the capital absorbed by the various risk types
- The procedure to yield an economic capital measure at group wide level (risk aggregation)
- The process to ensure that the UniCredit Group is sufficiently capitalized in all economic conditions
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Maggiolini, V. and Vulpes, G. (2009, August 30). Economic capital modeling: the UniCredit Group framework [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved April 4, 2025, from https://doi.org/10.69645/WFPJ6835.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
- Published on August 30, 2009