167. Competent authorities should base their assessment primarily on the most significant …

Competent authorities should base their assessment primarily on the most significant identified sources of risk, evaluating their materiality for the institution from a prudential perspective. To assess the nature of market risk, competent authorities should consider at least the following subcategories³⁹ :

• a. interest rate risk (trading book);
• b. credit spread for non-securitisation, credit spread for securitisation (trading book);
• c. equity risk (trading book);
• d. migration risk (for business subject to a default risk charge)⁴⁰ ;
• e. default risk (for business subject to a default risk charge);
• f. foreign exchange risk, including translation risk (both in the trading and banking book);
• g. commodities risk (trading and banking book);
• h. CVA risk (trading and banking book);
• i. valuation risk (fair-valued instruments in the trading and non-trading books).

³⁹ Please refer to Annex II for a non-exhaustive breakdown of market risk sub-categories.

⁴⁰ Migration risk is treated as part of credit spread risk under the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book.

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