
IFRS9, the scale of commercial banks' fair value measurement accounts has become larger, and the book value of assets and profit fluctuations have intensified. Faced with a larger scale and more complex asset type, how can we better manage the risks brought about by interest rate fluctuations? Reduce profit volatility?
This article introduces the method of measuring interest rate fluctuations and discusses how commercial banks currently deal with market-oriented valuation fluctuations under IFRS9.

IFRS9 Market valuation Interest rate risk

Directory
1. The asset scale of fair value measurement under IFRS9 is expanded
2. Two demands: accounting profit or economic value?
III. Measuring risk: tool evolution and selection


IV, Report fluctuation management and hedging under IFRS9


3, Interest rate risk management dilemma under IFRS9
Chart directory
Chart 1 Under IFRS9, the classification of financial assets was adjusted from "four categories" to "three categories"
Chart 2 Under IFRS9, the scale of fair value measurement accounts of most listed banks increased
Chart 3 The impact of three categories on bank profits and capital under the new financial instrument standards
Chart 4 Interest rate risk classification and bank book interest rate risk supervision
Chart 5 The measurement dimensions and differences in risk factors of interest rate risk models
Chart 6 VaR diagram
Chart 7 2007 UBS investment banking business actual loss backtest results
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