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CRD IV – Implementation of Basel III in EU
CRD IV – Implementation of Basel III in EU
CRD IV Workshop
Budapest castle by night

CRD IV – Implementation of Basel III in EU

590,00 

Date: 18-19 February 2021

Venue: Budapest, Danubius Grand Hotel

The objective of the workshop is to familiarize the participants with the new European regulation for banks and financial institutions.

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Description

A new legal framework for better and safer functioning of banks is based on the experience gained in the financial crisis, which revealed vulnerabilities in the rules and supervision of the EU banking sector. The CRD IV package (a Regulation and a Directive) transposes the Basel III framework into EU law. The primary objective of this “Single Rulebook” is to increase the flexibility of the EU banking sector, to better absorb economic shocks, while still ensuring that banks continue to finance the economic activity and the growth of the economy. It applies to all credit institutions and investment firms.

CRD IV Workshop Objectives

The objective of the CRD IV workshop is to familiarize the participants with the new European regulation for banks and financial institutions.
We will start with a general introduction to the CRD IV package and give an overview of the changes. Participants will gain a solid understanding of the main provisions of the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) and the amended Capital Requirements Directive (CRD IV).
Particular attention will be given to capital, liquidity requirements, leverage, and capital buffers. The workshop combines formal theoretical instruction with reference to practical examples.

Instructor: Jernej Doles

For further information about Jernej Doles, please check out his résumé.

Course Brochure and Infographics
Course Brochure
Course Brochure
Basel I
Basel I
Basel II
Basel II
Basel III
Basel III
Teaching Methods

CRD IV Workshop is intended for participants who are already facing the problems of managing and reporting various banking risks, capital requirements, and disclosure. The workshop is also for those who wish to acquaint themselves with the new Single Rulebook, knowing its importance and impact on the whole functioning of banks.
In addition to the interpretation of the new rules concerning capital and capital requirements, liquidity, leverage, capital buffers, and other innovations brought about by the CRD IV will be discussed. Practical examples of adaptation to the new regulation will be shown.

Course Contents

– Review of Basel I, Basel II and Basel III
– The Crisis and the need to strengthen the global capital framework
– Elements of own funds
– Capital requirements for credit risk, operational risk, market risk, and settlement risk
– Counterparty credit risk
– Capital buffers
– Liquidity definitions and new liquidity coverage requirement
– Large exposures
– Leverage and calculation of the leverage ratio
– Disclosure by institutions
– Implementation of the governance arrangements and remuneration policies

Who should attend

– risk managers and risk controllers
– regulatory reporting staff, and compliance professionals who are involved in assessment, computation, reporting and monitoring activities related to CRD IV
– ALM professionals and liquidity specialists
– accountants and internal audit professionals
– anyone else requiring a better understanding of the proposed changes to banking regulations

Group booking discounts

2 delegates — 530 EUR per delegate
3 or more delegates — 470 EUR per delegate

Date: 18-19 February 2021
Workshop Location: Budapest, Danubius Grand Hotel Margitsziget, Zielinski Szilárd stny.
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