This section provides information on:
Laws and regulations adopted in Hungary in the field of prudential regulation including the implementation
of the provisions of the Directives 2006/48/EC and 2006/49/EC.
Tables of information:
1. Laws, Regulations and Administrative Rules:
2. External Credit Assessment Institutions' (ECAI) Recognition Process
3. Guidance for Model Validation
4. Guidance for Model Approval
5. Slotting Criteria
6. Other CRD disclosure requirements:
7. Additional information
8. Supervisory Disclosure on Reporting (implementation questions on Reporting Frameworks)
Laws and regulations transposing Directive 2006/48/EC:
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Act No. CXii of 1996 on Credit institutions and Financial enterprises
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Act No. li of 2007 on the Amendment to Act No. CXii of 1996 on Credit institutions
and Financial enterprises
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Government Decree No. 196/2007 on the Management of Credit risk and the Calculation
of Credit Risk Capital Requirement
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Government Decree No. 200/2007 on the Management of Operational risk and the
Calculation of Operational Risk Capital Requirement
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Government Decree No. 380/2007 on the Calculation of Capital Requirement for
Securitisation
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Government Decree No 381/2007 on the Management of Counterparty credit risk
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Finance Minister's Decree No. 27 of 2007 on consolidated own funds and the calculation
of consolidated capital requirements
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Government decree No. 234/2007 on disclosure requirements
Laws and regulations transposing Directive 2006/49/EC:
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Act No. CXXXViii of 2007 on investment firms and commodities firms and on the
pursuit of business
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Act No. CXX of 2001 on capital market
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Act No. lii of 2007 on the Amendment to Act No. CXX of 2001 on capital market
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Government Decree No 244 of 2000 on the management of trading book positions,
exposures, the control of large exposures and the calculation of foreign exchange
risk capital requirement
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Government Decree No. 345 of 2007 on the amendment to Government Decree No. 244
of 2000
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Government Decree No. 169/2008 on the Management of Operational risk and the
Calculation of Operational Risk Capital Requirement
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Government decree No. 164/2008 on disclosure requirements
Administrative rules. For the purpose of disclosure they are understood as instructions to supervised
entities to fulfil certain legislative and regulatory requirements.
General guidance includes explicit disclosure requirements of the Directives 2006/48/EC and 2006/49/EC
and explanations deemed necessary to set out how the rules should be applied by
institutions. Additionally, such guidance covers any other relevant information
that HFSA may wish to release in order to enhance the understanding of the new
capital adequacy framework.
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Validation Guidelines on the implementation, assessment and approval of internal
Ratings Based Approaches and Advanced Measurement Approaches
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Guideline on the internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process
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Guideline on the Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process
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Recommendation No. 1/2008 of the Board of the Hungarian Financial Supervisory
Authority on the recognition of external credit assessment institutions and their
assessments
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Dear CEO Letter No. 7/2007 for the Chief Executive Officers of credit institutions
and investment enterprises applying the standard method for determining the credit
risk capital requirement
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Methodological guideline No. 2/2008 on the management of interest rate risk
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Methodological guideline No. 5/2008 on the governance and risk management in
financial groups
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Methodological guideline No. 3/2008 on the application of COREP tables