FRTB under Basel IV Series - Article 1 - A confused and staggered Global Timeline
FRTB (Fundamental Review of the Trading Book) under Basel IV* - New required Market Risk cap
Yet few have a clear view of their delta.
If you had to call it today, what’s your delta… and how certain are you that it is right?
We are hearing the same questions on repeat across the market:
Right now, many banks are flying blind. They expect pain but can’t quantify it – yet.
That’s why we’ve built an off-the-shelf Basel 3.1/Basel IV/ CRR III & CRD VI/B3E model, designed by seasoned risk professionals and used globally.
This allows the results of the 2 capital regimes to be compared to assess the capital delta.
It’s a low-friction way to size your delta now and give leadership real numbers to work with, long before the new capital requirements becomes a scramble.
Why not parallel run now and give yourself time to prepare?
Are banks genuinely not running capital parallel models because of data gaps and competing priorities… or is the industry quietly betting on more delays and global misalignment to avoid facing their real capital delta?
FRTB (Fundamental Review of the Trading Book) under Basel IV* - New required Market Risk cap
FRTB (Fundamental Review of the Trading Book) under Basel IV* - New required Market Risk capital cal
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