FRTB-SA (Standardized Approach for Fundamental Review of Trading Book)
R2026bFRTB-SA is a Basel Committee on Banking Supervision regulatory framework. It standardizes the calculation of capital requirements for risk factors. As part of the Basel III framework, it is globally implemented to ensure uniformity in calculating capital requirements for risk factors across financial institutions.
The FRTB-SA calculates the sensitivities of the trading book positions by using the sensitivity-based method (SBM), default risk charge (DRC), residual risk add-on (RRAO), and total capital market risk.
For the FRTB-SA regulatory framework, create the frtbsa object and
then use the sbm,
drc,
rrao,
charge,
sbmChart,
drcChart,
rraoChart, and
chargeChart
functions.
The FRTB-SA Analyzer app uses many of these functions to enable you to characterize your market risk interactively. However, for full flexibility in your workflow, call the functions at the command line.
Apps
| FRTB-SA Analyzer | Use FRTB-SA framework to compute and analyze market risk capital charges (Since R2026b) |
Objects
frtbsa | Create frtbsa object to support ISDA FRTB-SA workflows for calculating capital market risk charge (Since R2024b) |
Functions
Topics
- Explore Market Risk Capital Charges and Associated Components Using the FRTB-SA Analyzer App
Visualize market risk capital charges and other associated quantities using an FRTB-SA CRIF file or an
frtbsaobject. - ISDA FRTB-SA CRIF File Specifications
Use the FRTB-SA CRIF file specifications for building a Common Risk Interchange Format (CRIF) file.
- ISDA FRTB-SA Workflows
Use the FRTB-SA workflows to calculate market risk capital requirements to cover potential losses from trading book activities.
- Compute Capital Risk Charge Using FRTB-SA Framework with Basel Regulations
Use the
frtbsaobject to calculate the market risk charge in the ISDA® FRTB-SA framework with Basel regulations. - Compute Market Risk Capital Charge Using FRTB-SA Framework with CRR2
Use the
frtbsaobject to calculate the market risk capital charge in accordance with the Capital Requirements Regulation 2 (CRR2).