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Slovene experience and practical guidelines for banking supervisors on SREP, ICAAP & ILAAP

Presentation from the third webinar at the online learning Review of Capital and Liquidity Adequacy Processes

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Implementation in the national regulation - ICAAP

✓ Bank of Slovenia – REGULATION on Internal Governance Arrangements, the Management

body and the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process for Banks and Savings banks (link)

✓ Early implementation of SSM requirement into national regulation

✓ This national regulation puts more clarity on the supervisory expectations

✓ Withdrawal of BoS ICAAP guidelines that prescribed a fall-back approach

✓ Dedicated chapter on ICAAP that covers the following aspect:

✓ ICAAP as integral part of risk management processes (the bank shall apply the same

systems, processes, methodologies, data and definitions of risks as those applied in the

identification, assessment or measurement, management, monitoring and controlling of

risks; Management body’s responsibility for approval of ICAAP, MB detailed knowledge

and SB general awareness of the concept and objectives of the ICAAP, including an

understanding of the importance of its results and the corresponding measures, planning

and implementation of ICAAP)

✓ Application of results of ICAAP to setting of risk strategies and capital planning

(inclusion of identified risks in ICAAP, risk measurement and use of economic capital

models, internal assessment of risk-based capital requirement)

✓ Internal capital assessment (objectives for maintenance of risk bearing capacity, capital

planning, analysis of risk bearing capacity, use of stress tests, capital allocation process)

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