TAILIEUCHUNG - Consultative Document: The Standardised Approach to Credit Risk

Another major change to the EITC occurred as part of the 1993 budget bill. In his first State of the Union Address, President Clinton said, “The new direction I propose will make this solemn, simple commitment: By ex- panding the refundable earned income tax credit, we will make history; we will reward the work of millions of working poor Americans by realizing the principle that if you work forty hours a week and you’ve got a child in the house, you will no longer be in poverty.” This declaration completed the evolution of the EITC from Senator Long’s modest “work bonus” to a ma- jor antipoverty initiative. President. | Superseded document Basel Committee on Banking Supervision Consultative Document The Standardised Approach to Credit Risk Supporting Document to the New Basel Capital Accord Issued for comment by 31 May2001 January 2001 BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS Superseded document Superseded document Table of Contents INTRODUCTION OBJECTIVES OF THE STANDARDISED A. THE RISK WEIGHTS IN THE STANDARDISED 1. INDIVIDUAL i Sovereign risk ii Risk weights for Non-Central Government Public Sector Entities PSEs .4 iii Risk weights for multilateral development banks MDBs .5 iv Risk weights for v Risk weights for securities vi Risk weights for vii Risk weights of retail viii Risk weights of claims secured by residential ix Risk weights of claims secured on commercial real x Higher risk xi Other xii Off-balance sheet xiii 2. EXTERNAL CREDIT i The recognition ii Eligibility 3. IMPLEMENTATION i The mapping ii Multiple iii Issuer versus issue iv Short term long term v Level of application of the vi Unsolicited B. CREDIT RISK MITIGATION IN THE STANDARDISED 1. 2. i Minimum ii The iii Eligible iv The comprehensive v The simple 3. i On-balance sheet ii Off-balance sheet netting 4. GUARANTEES AND CREDIT i ii Minimum iii Operational requirements for iv Operational requirements for credit v Range of eligible guarantors protection vi Risk vii Sovereign viii The level of 5. MATURITY i Definition of ii Risk weights for maturity .

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