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17 December 2015

バーゼル銀行監督委員会、銀行によるシャドウバンキング・エンティティ支援リスクの特定・測定に関する市中協議文書を公表


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The objective of the consultative document is to mitigate potential spillover effects from the shadow banking system to banks.


Step-in risk refers to the risk that a bank will provide financial support to an entity beyond, or in the absence of, its contractual obligations should the entity experience financial stress. The proposals would form the basis of an approach for identifying, assessing and addressing step-in risk potentially embedded in banks' relationships with shadow banking entities (although without limiting the proposals to specific entities).

To capture and address such risk, the focus is on the identification of unconsolidated entities to which a bank may nevertheless provide financial support, in order to protect itself from any adverse reputational risk stemming from its connection to the entities. The proposals also include potential approaches that could be used to reflect step-in risk in prudential measures.

The proposals are preliminary, and the Committee has yet to decide how they should be incorporated into the regulatory framework, including whether a Pillar 1 or Pillar 2 approach is most appropriate. The Committee will assess the potential impacts of the proposals, particularly as to whether they adequately capture entities posing potential step-in risk.

In parallel, the Committee will conduct a Quantitative Impact Study (QIS) in the first half of 2016 to collect evidence on the nature and extent of step-in risk, so as to inform its deliberations on the final framework.

The Committee welcomes comments from the public on all aspects of the proposals described in this document by Thursday 17 March.

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