The New Basel Capital Accord presents a framework for measuring operational risk which includes four degrees of complexity. In this paper we focus on a mathematical description of the Loss Distribution Approach (LDA), being the more rigorous and potentially more accurate approach towards which most (advanced) institutions will be striving. In particular the aim of this paper is to show how a basic quantitative interpretation of LDA, focusing on the mere numerical measurement of operational risk, may be generalized to include factors of some practical importance. These include; endogenization of the operational risk event via the concept of key risk driver (akin to a formalization of scorecard approaches), a flexible co-dependence structure ...
The aim of this paper is to measure operational risk in financial institutions when historical data ...
The aim of this paper is to measure operational risk in financial institutions when historical data ...
Abstract: A possible modified use of the New Basel Accord’s LDA capital adequacy calculation method ...
Within the financial industry Operational Risk is a relatively new concept, but within recent years ...
Within the financial industry Operational Risk is a relatively new concept, but within recent years ...
In this paper, we explore the Loss Distribution Approach (LDA) for computing the capital charge of a...
Under the capital requirements of the Basel II regime, banks have to provide estimates of their oper...
Under the capital requirements of the Basel II regime, banks have to provide estimates of their oper...
The management of operational risk in the banking industry has undergone significant changes over th...
An intense stream of research has been conducted over the past few years to address issues raised by...
In an effort to bolster soundness standards in banking, the 2006 international regulatory agreement ...
With the regulatory spotlight on operational risk management, increasing attention has been devoted ...
In an effort to bolster soundness standards in banking, the 2006 international regulatory agreement ...
With the regulatory spotlight on operational risk management, increasing attention has been devoted ...
This paper presents the simulated results after the application of an operational risk measurement m...
The aim of this paper is to measure operational risk in financial institutions when historical data ...
The aim of this paper is to measure operational risk in financial institutions when historical data ...
Abstract: A possible modified use of the New Basel Accord’s LDA capital adequacy calculation method ...
Within the financial industry Operational Risk is a relatively new concept, but within recent years ...
Within the financial industry Operational Risk is a relatively new concept, but within recent years ...
In this paper, we explore the Loss Distribution Approach (LDA) for computing the capital charge of a...
Under the capital requirements of the Basel II regime, banks have to provide estimates of their oper...
Under the capital requirements of the Basel II regime, banks have to provide estimates of their oper...
The management of operational risk in the banking industry has undergone significant changes over th...
An intense stream of research has been conducted over the past few years to address issues raised by...
In an effort to bolster soundness standards in banking, the 2006 international regulatory agreement ...
With the regulatory spotlight on operational risk management, increasing attention has been devoted ...
In an effort to bolster soundness standards in banking, the 2006 international regulatory agreement ...
With the regulatory spotlight on operational risk management, increasing attention has been devoted ...
This paper presents the simulated results after the application of an operational risk measurement m...
The aim of this paper is to measure operational risk in financial institutions when historical data ...
The aim of this paper is to measure operational risk in financial institutions when historical data ...
Abstract: A possible modified use of the New Basel Accord’s LDA capital adequacy calculation method ...