FRM Part II · FRM Exam Part II · Capital Regulation Before the Global Financial Crisis
Under Basel II, which of the following is a Pillar 3 requirement rather than a Pillar 1 or Pillar 2 element?
Public disclosure of capital structure, risk exposures and capital adequacy is the Pillar 3 requirement. Pillar 3 promotes market discipline by letting participants assess a bank's risk profile. Capital calculations such as operational risk and internal ratings are Pillar 1, and supervisory add-ons are Pillar 2.
- ACalculating capital for operational risk using the standardised approach
- BPublic disclosure of capital structure, risk exposures and capital adequacy to allow market participants to assess the bankCorrect
- CSupervisory power to impose capital above the minimum where a bank's risks warrant it
- DUse of internal ratings to derive probability of default for credit exposures
Explanation
Pillar 3 aims at market discipline through disclosure of capital structure, risk exposures and adequacy. Operational risk calculations and internal ratings are Pillar 1 matters, while the supervisory add-on power belongs to Pillar 2.
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