EU banks’ CVA capital to triple if exemptions axed

Louie Woodall
07 May 2018

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European banks would see their credit valuation adjustment (CVA) risk capital charges more than triple if transactions currently exempted from the requirements were removed, a European Banking Authority (EBA) study shows.

The median EU bank would see its current CVA risk capital charge multiplied 3.06 times if intragroup transactions and trades with corporates, pension funds, and other non-financial entities currently spared the requirements were included in the calculations.

The survey also

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