- Banking book
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operations not included in the trading book, specifically credit facilities and loans and deposits extended or accepted within the bank’s business activity or for the purposes of liquidity management
- Basel II
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a set of external regulations defining a new approach to the calculation of capital requirements and management of the risk in banks; in Poland, Basel II was implemented by way of amendment of the Banking Law and adoption of Resolutions No. 1-6/2007 of PFSA of March 2007, which became binding upon Polish banks as of 1 January 2008 (with the assumption of exercise of the option contained in § 14 clause 1 of Resolution No. 1/2007 of PFSA) amended with resolutions no 380-385/2008 of PFSA and resolution no 76/2010 of PFSA as amended
- Basel III/CRD IV
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set of amendments to Basel II regulations published in December 2010 entered into forced in January 2014 and they implemented gradually until January 2019
- Behavioural scoring system
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a system for assessing the bank’s credit risk involved in the financing of clients mainly on the basis of transactions on the current account, used for defining the revolving credit limits
- Business risk
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the risk of loss resulting from unfavourable changes in the business environment, unfavourable decisions, improper implementation of decisions or a failure to take appropriate action in response to changes in the business environment; it specifically includes the strategic risk