Joint Quantitative Impact Study
Last update 16 September 2013
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (Committee) is analysing the potential impact of its proposed non-internal model method for measuring counterparty credit risk and its proposed revisions to the capital requirements for bank exposures to central counterparties. In this regard, the Committee will also give due consideration to an assessment being performed by the OTC Derivatives Assessment Team regarding the collective impact of a group of regulatory reforms affecting OTC derivatives that have been developed - or that are under development - by global standard setting bodies. The assessment will evaluate whether these regulatory reforms create appropriate incentives for market participants to centrally clear OTC derivatives. For this purpose, the Committee designed a Joint Quantitative Impact Study, which jointly addresses the three mentioned parts.
The Committee is making publicly available the reporting templates, accompanying instructions and frequently asked questions.
- Joint QIS reporting template NIMM part (version 1.0.1) (Excel, 74 kb)
- Instructions for Joint QIS NIMM part (PDF, 17 pages, 135 kb)
- Joint QIS reporting template CCP framework part (version 1.0.0) (Excel, 678 kb)
- Instructions for Joint QIS CCP framework part (PDF, 26 pages, 205 kb)
- Joint QIS reporting template incentives assessment part (version 1.0.0) (Excel, 346 kb)
- Instructions for Joint QIS incentives assessment part (PDF, 30 pages, 215 kb)
- Frequently asked questions on the Joint QIS exercise (PDF, 8 pages, 41 kb)