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Basel III proposes the partial risk factor approach to measuring capital that must be kept against a trading book as a revised standardized approach that FIs may use rather than internal models to measure market risk.
Positive Illusions
Cognitive biases or distortions that contribute to viewing oneself or reality in an overly favorable manner, often linked to improved mental health outcomes.
Unrealistically Optimistic
Having an excessively positive outlook or expectations about the future or a particular outcome, beyond what is justified by the actual circumstances.
Nondepressed People
Individuals who do not exhibit clinical symptoms of depression, characterized by a more stable mood and emotional state.
Take Credit
Refers to the act of claiming responsibility for an achievement, work, or positive outcome, usually to gain recognition or advantage.
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