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The three pillars as given by Basel accords are: •First Pillar: Minimum Capital Requirement - The first pillar Minimum Capital Requirement is mainly for total risk including the credit risk, market risk as well as Operational Risk. •Second Pillar: Supervisory Review Process is basically intended to ensure that the banks have adequate capital to support all the risks associated in their businesses. As per RBI guidelines ICAAP or Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process is done by banks themselves while SREP or Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process is conducted by RBI. •Third Pillar: Market Discipline - The idea of the third pillar is to complement the first and second pillar. This is basically a discipline followed by the bank such as disclosing its capital structure, tier-I and Tier –II Capital and approaches to assess the capital adequacy.
The capital of Rajasthan is?
By which year the target of Net Zero Emissions is set to end by India?
The World Bank has approved a _______ loan to assist India in raising the standard of its technical education and expanding the number of jobs prospects...
Pakistan skipper Babar Azam and __________ Rachael Haynes have been named the ICC Men’s and Women’s Players of the Month for March 2022.
What is the focus of the book "Xi: A Study in Power" by Kerry Brown?
Financial Literacy Week 2023 organized by Reserve Bank of India will be held from _______.
The Finance Ministry allowed GST relief for which sector concerning demo vehicles?
Which upcoming port in Maharashtra has been approved under the PM Gatishakti programme?
STREET Project is launched by ________________.