Question
What doe ‘I’ in ICAAP stand
for?Solution
Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP) is part of risk and capital management of a bank. It is a set of activities and processes that includes the current assessment of the bank's risks, how the bank plans to alleviate those risks, and the quantity of current and future capital needed in relation to the bank’s risk profile and further development of risk management systems.
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