JP Morgan on course to escape Collins floor
Gap between standardised and modelled RWAs at its smallest since 2016
JP Morgan could soon escape the so-called Collins floor if the downward trajectory of its standardised risk-weighted assets (RWAs) maintains the current pace of decline, Risk Quantum analysis shows.
Since 2015, US banks that use the advanced approach to weight exposures must also calculate RWAs under the regulator-set standardised approach. If modelled charges equate to more than 100% of the
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