FRM: Basel II Overview

Quick overview of Basel II framework that sets capital requirements for banks. Three pillars contains the rules & support (supervisor review, market discipline) that say how much eligible regulatory capital must be held against risk-weighted assets. For more financial risk videos, visit our website! www.bionicturtl...

[@Beby612]

David, You have done a great job summarizing the the Basel II structure in less than 10 minutes. Thank you for educating.

[@rachelvirienna]

Even though I'm writing a paper about Basel III, I've watched this video in its entirety at least 5 times. So helpful and straightforward. Thank you!

[@bionicturtle]

@dajieda0 in general regulatory capital covers UL (although with conditions that EL is already provisioned). EL is generally priced into loans (cost of doing business). Both reg and econ capital cover UL, the key difference is that EC is internal and various to difference companies and incorporating a shareholder perspective; but reg capital is externally mandated and ergo somewhat common (every firm has its own EC, but they all look to a similar reg capital), thanks, David

[@naufalshiddiqmaulana8114]

Indeed, there is a classification based on bank criteria, so that Basel 2 risk management is adjusted for each country?

[@SuicidalSP]

You may well have saved my degree. Thank you kind sir.

[@bionicturtle]

@michelias2004 Thanks for liking it. For this, I used Adobe Illustrator (time consuming)

[@Indianatheart]

An excellent video..cant stop watching it over an over again..simplified understanding !! Keep it up David.

[@gmahtolia1]

Informative. It is quite un-easy to capture BASEL in 10 mins...you did a good job.

[@rishford]

Very cool! Now I have to find a way to watch this at work...

[@ansaefnawe]

Great video. Thanks a lot David. I am researching Basel II and III at the beginning level, so would you mind providing me your overview map?

[@way2anshul]

Hi David ..Thanks for the wonderful video..I have a slight doubt regarding pillar 1.
Do pillar 1 provides provision for maintaining a Regulatory or economic capital or both.If it provides rules to maintain only regulatory capital then what about the economic capital for a bank? Kindly help

[@ravishankar1972]

Almost all videos under this bionicturtle feed are really good, it is really worth watching.
Thank you very much for the great explanation David. When you land in India, please let us know, I will give you a bell.
Thank you

[@bionicturtle]

@rachelvirienna Thank you for such nice feedback, I am delighted in can be helpful

[@supercals]

Really insightful ... ... keep posting

[@fouedhamouda7356]

Please do you have any references (books, articles , text....) for all these informations?

[@bionicturtle]

We publish FRM materials on our website (www.bionicturtle.com). We also have a very active FRM forum with a great deal of information on these concepts (www.bionicturtle.com/forum/). I hope this helps!

[@dkumar50]

This is a very good explanation - Thank you

[@etrefemme15]

Very good overview

[@andr3111]

Fantastic video, great for exam revision !!

[@bionicturtle]

Thank you Ravi, highly appreciated!

[@MinhMinh-zh8uf]

Thank you so much!

[@bionicturtle]

Thank you for watching!

[@cholasmotas]

great video. Where can I get a copy of your pillar map?

[@ABC2007YT]

Thank you very much.

[@antonette7771]

thanks for posting this video its really helpful !!

[@prodigysingh1]

Great summary!

[@shakifur]

Very helpful video !!!! Thanks alot :)

[@Bombaman5632]

Why 8% though?

[@Lordsoflife]

What is weighted ead

[@bionicturtle]

exposure at default (EAD)

[@JimmyBoY555555]

Really useful movie, thx bro! :D

[@The100dking]

Thank U

[@shaunikko]

AWESOME

[@abhishekchadha83]

Thanks a lot would like to add you on linkdin..can you help me with your exact name

[@xiao6322]

Good

[@bionicturtle]

Yes, sure thanks, my name is David Harper ... email is davidh[at]bionicturtle[dot]com