Firms should establish a robust board-level framework for model risk.
A designated Senior Management Function (SMF) must be accountable for the MRM framework.
The PRA defines a as any quantitative method or system that applies theories and assumptions to process input data into output. Principle 2: Governance
While the statement was finalized in 2023, the foundation was laid in through the CP6/22 Consultation Paper. Most firms were expected to have implemented these principles by May 2024. SS1/23 – Model risk management principles for banks
When models have known limitations, firms should use Post-Model Adjustments (PMAs) to account for latent risks. Implementation Timeline
A team independent from the model developers must perform a critical review of the model’s performance and assumptions.
Firms must maintain a complete inventory of all "models" in use.
The SS1/23 Supervisory Statement (published in May 2023, following consultations in 2022) focuses on five core principles to ensure firms identify, assess, and mitigate risks from quantitative models:
Firms should establish a robust board-level framework for model risk.
A designated Senior Management Function (SMF) must be accountable for the MRM framework.
The PRA defines a as any quantitative method or system that applies theories and assumptions to process input data into output. Principle 2: Governance Download Ss123 2022 zip
While the statement was finalized in 2023, the foundation was laid in through the CP6/22 Consultation Paper. Most firms were expected to have implemented these principles by May 2024. SS1/23 – Model risk management principles for banks
When models have known limitations, firms should use Post-Model Adjustments (PMAs) to account for latent risks. Implementation Timeline Firms should establish a robust board-level framework for
A team independent from the model developers must perform a critical review of the model’s performance and assumptions.
Firms must maintain a complete inventory of all "models" in use. Principle 2: Governance While the statement was finalized
The SS1/23 Supervisory Statement (published in May 2023, following consultations in 2022) focuses on five core principles to ensure firms identify, assess, and mitigate risks from quantitative models: