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        FRTB Standardised Approach for the Trading Book (SA-TB, BCBS 352)

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        • Standardised Approach
          • Delta and Vega Sensitivities Using Finite Shifts
            • Curvature Risk
              • Default Risk Charge
                • Residual Risk Add-On
                  • Residual Risk Add-On - 1 of 2
                  • Residual Risk Add-On - 2 of 2
                • Risk Weights and Correlations for GIRR
                  • Risk Weights and Correlations for FX
                    1. Slides
                    2. Residual Risk Add-On
                      • Standardised Approach
                      • Delta and Vega Sensitivities Using Finite Shifts
                      • Curvature Risk
                      • Default Risk Charge
                      • Residual Risk Add-On
                      • Risk Weights and Correlations for GIRR
                      • Risk Weights and Correlations for FX

                    Residual Risk Add-On - 2 of 2

                    • The FRTB document provides a definition of the instruments bearing residual risk, as well as a non-exhaustive list of such instruments.
                    • The formal criteria specify that residual risk is present for instruments with an exotic underlying, that is instruments with the underlying exposure which is not within the scope of delta, vega or curvature risk treatment in any risk class.
                    • Examples: longevity risk, weather, natural disasters, future realized volatility.

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