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CRR, CRD IV and the Future Outlook: Basel IV, CRR II and CRD V Masterclass

The EU prudential rulebook decoded — CRR and CRD IV today, and where Basel IV, CRR II and CRD V take capital, credit and operational risk next.

The programme

Most banks can recite their capital ratios; far fewer can explain why the rules that produce them keep changing, or what Basel IV will do to the numbers. This masterclass works through the supervisory framework from first principles: the main elements of the Capital Requirements Regulation and the Capital Requirements Directive, the key regulatory updates since Basel III and the rationale behind them. From there it turns to the future — banking in a Basel IV era, the proposals of CRR II and CRD V, and the resolution regime of BRRD II and SRMR II. The cohort evaluates the impact on Standardised Approach and IRB credit risk models, SA-CCR, IRRBB treatment and the Standardised Measurement Approach for operational risk capital.

What you will do

Trace the key regulatory updates since Basel III and the reasons behind the regulatory capital calculations.
Evaluate the impact of Basel IV on credit risk capital, across both Standardised Approach and IRB models.
Apply SA-CCR to counterparty credit risk, and extract default correlation from asset correlation in credit risk models.
Interpret the proposed standards for IRRBB and the Standardised Measurement Approach for operational risk capital.
Manage the interaction of FRTB and Basel IV using current best practice.
Position your institution for CRR II, CRD V, BRRD II and SRMR II, and the resolution regime they extend.
Treat credit risk as the driver of potential bank instability it is, not a line item in the capital calculation.

Who attends

  • C-suite members — CFO, COO, CRO and chief internal auditors
  • Heads of risk, capital management and treasury
  • Basel IV project managers and Basel teams
  • Heads of internal audit and compliance
  • ALCO professionals, ALM teams and financial controllers

Cohorts bring together board members, executives and the rising leaders behind them — kept deliberately small, so every seat is a peer’s.

Programme agenda

Built for the decisions no textbook prepares you for

I.The supervisory framework
  • Main elements of the CRR and the CRD
  • Key regulatory updates since Basel III and their rationale
  • The reasons behind the regulatory capital calculations
II.Credit risk capital under Basel IV
  • Impact on Standardised Approach and IRB models
  • SA-CCR for counterparty credit risk
  • Default correlation versus asset correlation in credit models
III.Market, operational and rate risk
  • Managing the interaction of FRTB and Basel IV
  • The Standardised Measurement Approach for operational risk capital
  • Proposed standards for treatment of IRRBB
IV.The road ahead
  • The proposals of CRR II and CRD V
  • BRRD II and SRMR II — recovery and resolution
  • Preparing the institution for a Basel IV era

Frequently asked

Which regulations does the CRR and Basel IV masterclass cover?

The programme works through the main elements of the Capital Requirements Regulation and the Capital Requirements Directive, the key updates since Basel III and the rationale behind them, then turns to Basel IV, the proposals of CRR II and CRD V, and the resolution regime of BRRD II and SRMR II.

How does the course treat the impact of Basel IV on capital models?

The cohort evaluates the impact on Standardised Approach and IRB credit risk models, applies SA-CCR to counterparty credit risk, extracts default correlation from asset correlation, and interprets the proposed treatment of IRRBB and the Standardised Measurement Approach for operational risk capital — alongside managing the interaction of FRTB and Basel IV.

Who is this regulatory masterclass designed for, and how is it delivered?

It is built for C-suite members, heads of risk, capital management and treasury, Basel IV project teams, internal audit, compliance, ALCO and ALM professionals. Delivery is in English or French, with an in-house edition tailored to your institution; dates run on a rolling calendar and fees are quoted on enquiry.

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