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        FRTB Standardised Approach for CVA (SA-CVA, BCBS 325)

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        • Introduction
        • Multiplier m(CVA)
        • Hedge eligibility
        • Margin Period of Risk
        • SA-CVA Capital Requirement
        • Sensitivity buckets - 1 of 3
        • Sensitivity buckets - 2 of 3
        • Sensitivity buckets - 3 of 3
        • Buckets, risk factors, sensitivities, risk weights and correlations
        • Interest rate -- 1 of 2
        • Interest rate -- 2 of 2
        • Delta for other currencies
        • Vega for any currency
        • Foreign Exchange and FX delta
        • FX vega for any foreign currency
        • Counterparty credit spread - 1 of 3
        • Counterparty credit spread - 2 of 3
        • Counterparty credit spread - 3 of 3
        • Counterparty credit spread delta risk factors for a given bucket - 1 of 2
        • Counterparty credit spread delta risk factors for a given bucket - 2 of 2
        • Equity - 1 of 2
        • Equity - 2 of 2
        • Equity delta - 1 of 2
        • Equity delta - 2 of 2
        1. Slides

        Multiplier m(CVA)

        • The multiplier mCV A is used with the expected shortfall measure to compensate for a higher level of model risk in calculation of CVA and CVA sensitivities.
        • For transactions that give rise to a significant level of dependence between exposure and the counterparty’s credit quality, this dependence should be taken into account.
        • Banks that fail to account for this dependence must use a higher value of multiplier mCV A, default value is [ 1.5 ].
        • However, the default value of the multiplier can be increased by the bank’s supervisory authority if it determines that the bank’s CVA model risk is higher than its peer’s.
        • In particular, the default value will be increased if the bank does not account for the dependence between exposure and counterparty credit quality in its CVA calculations.

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