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    Session- 4

    February 14, 2013Shyam Ji Mehrotra1

    Risk Management

    Introduction

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    What is risk?

    Uncertainty about rains, flight delayed, income

    not genrated

    When such events happens, it could result into

    loss.

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    Not an insurance against fire- put out fire andrisk is mitigated

    How historian talk about AC and BC ( after Christ

    and before Christ), risk managers talk about Pre

    Lehman and Post Lehman

    Risk is Vedic recitation; every one talks but no

    one really understands

    Dynamic vs static dimensions Understand and appreciate risk in banking

    business

    Risk Management-dimensions

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    Counter party failing

    to repay loan Counter party failing

    to service a loan

    Credit

    Interest

    Exchange rate

    Commodity risk

    Equity price

    Liquidity risk

    Market Risk

    Failed system,Process & People

    Legal risk

    Operational

    Risk

    Risk Type

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    Defined as the potential that a bank borrower orcounterparty will fail to meet its obligations in

    accordance with agreed terms

    Either failing to repay the loan or service as per

    loan agreement

    Credit risk

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    Direct lending- repayment is not made Non fund- funds not forthcoming on crystallization

    of LC/BG

    Series of payment due from bonds are not

    forthcoming on due dates Security trading- settlement not forthcoming

    Cross border exposure- currency movement nottaking place

    Credit risk-examples

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    Losses in on and off balance sheet itemsarising from movement in market prices

    Main market risks are

    Interest rate risks

    Exchange rate risks

    Commodity price risks

    Liquidity risks

    Price risks

    Market risk

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    Potential impact on Net Interest Income (NII) orNet Interest Margin (NIM) or Market value of

    equity by unexpected changed in interest rate.

    Main interest rate risks are:

    Mismatch or Gap risk

    Basis risk

    Embedded option risk

    Reinvestment risk

    Interest rate risk

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    Direct or indirect loss due to failed Internal process or

    People or

    System or

    External events

    Include legal risk as well

    Operational Risk

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    Identify & analyze RiskEvents which trigger the risk

    Potential threats

    Measure Risk

    Assess vulnerability of critical assets

    Quantify the likely loss because of exposure

    Monitor Risk

    Communicate risk tolerance Mitigate Risk

    Avoid or reduce

    Share or retain

    Integrated risk management process

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    Comprehensive guidelines for risk management

    by RBI

    Risk Based supervision guidelines

    Setting of ALCO in each bank

    Integrated Risk Management Committee

    Capital Adequacy guidelines

    Risk Management- regulator

    perspective

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