FRM Part I · FRM Exam Part I · Principles for Effective Data Aggregation and Risk Reporting
A bank has just been designated as a global systemically important bank (G-SIB). According to BCBS 239, what is the expected timing of compliance with the principles for the bank?
A newly designated G-SIB is expected to comply with the BCBS 239 principles within three years of its designation. The principles do not set a five-year optional period or link compliance to a later Basel capital accord.
- AWithin three years of being designated as a G-SIBCorrect
- BCompliance is required only after the next Basel capital accord is implemented
- CCompliance is optional for the first five years and then mandatory
- DWithin one year of the bank's next annual report
Explanation
BCBS 239 required G-SIBs to comply by January 2016, and banks designated as G-SIBs subsequently should comply within three years of their designation. The other timelines are not part of the principles.
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