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    Basel II Implementation and RWA CalculationApproaches Fulfilling Pillar 1, 2 and 3 Requirements.

    OverviewBasel II seeks to redress the limitations of the prior Basel I accord by implementing a

    models based approach to Credit and Operational Risk measurement and expanding on

    Market Risk measurement approaches. Participants seeking an in-depth course coveringfrom start to finish Basel II implementation requirements and with a heavy emphasis on

    detailed calculations will be well served by this course. The course contains multiple

    excel based hands-on practical examples and case studies covering all RWA calculationapproaches, Optimization of both Undrawn (Facility level) and CRM Allocations as well

    as the new EEPE and Alpha calculations and a brief overview of Operational Risk

    Approaches and AMA methodology. By the end of this course, participants will be

    experts in the practical implementation of the new Basel II accord and well versed in the

    RWA approaches required. Further, participants will also get a feel for the datarequirements needed to achieve RWA results as well as the reporting requirements that

    such measures are required to meet.

    Agenda

    Day 1

    Overview of Basel II

    History of BIS, BCBS and Regulatory Capital

    Comparing Basel I to Basel II

    Global implementations, an update

    National Discretions and Home Host implications Reporting Results Defining What the Supervisors Want

    Pillar 1 Overview

    Defining Capital Risk Based approaches

    Defining Risk from the perspective of the Bank

    Exposure and Asset Classification

    Overview of Risks and RWA ApproachesDay 2

    Pillar 1 Risk Components

    Probability of Default Risk Rating the Borrower

    Retail Wholesale

    Score Cards, Fundamental and Asset VolatilityApproaches

    Point in Time versus Through the Cycle

    Substitution vs. Double Default

    Loss Given Default Risk Rating the Facility

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    Silos, Decision Tress and Model Approaches

    Estimating Down Turn LGDs

    EL, UL and LGD Defaulted Exposures

    Double Recovery Effects?

    Effective Maturity (and other maturity effects)

    Regulatory Default, RTTM and Effective Maturity OTTM, Maturity Adjustments and Haircuts

    Exposure at Default

    Banking Book vs. Trading Book EAD Estimation

    Specific Provisions, General Loan Losses, Expectedand Unexpected Losses balancing the equations

    Correlation

    ASRF considerations and implications for EconomicCapital differences

    Risk Weights

    Basel I and the Standardized Approach Obligor, Guarantor and Asset Risk Weights

    Pass Due ObligationsDay 3

    Facility Undrawn Allocation and Optimization

    Overview and Methodology Facility Structuring

    Undrawn Allocation based on:

    Available

    Utilized

    Lowest CCF

    Highest CCF

    Other Optimization Options

    Credit Risk Mitigation

    Mitigant Classification and Eligibility

    Basel I, Standardized Simple, Standardized Comprehensiveand IRB Approaches

    Calculating Haircuts and Adjustments

    Banking Book Exposures

    Wholesale

    Corporate SME

    Specialized Lending Leasing and Corporate Purchased Receivables

    Retail Types and Pooling CriteriaDay 4

    Securitization

    Sellers Interest

    Investors Interest

    Retained Portion

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    Gain on Sale

    Credit Enhancements

    Credit Derivatives and Government Guarantees

    Market Risk and Counterparty Credit Risk

    Market Risk and CCR Defined - OTC and SFT Exposures

    Simple Approaches for OTC Exposure Calculations Simple Approaches for SFT Exposure Calculations

    Advanced Approaches VaR, EEPE, and AlphaDay 5

    Operational Risk

    Basic Indicator and Standardized Approaches

    AMA Approach Methodology

    Reporting Requirements, a Comparison of FSA, CEBS, OSFI andFED

    Pillar 2 Overview

    Why Pillar 2? Stress Testing and Scenario Analysis

    Scenario Analysis A Structured Approach

    Reconciliation and Economic Capital Relaxing the ASRFAssumptions

    ICAAP Methodology

    Reporting Requirements for Pillar 2 Results

    Pillar 3 Overview

    Why Pillar 3?

    Market Disclosure Methodology

    Implementing the Basel II Accord Best Practices

    Q&A and Wrap-up