Question
To mitigate concerns relating to model risk and
significant variability in expected credit loss models, the Discussion Paper proposes the following mitigants, EXCEPT: ÂSolution
Allowing banks to use any internal assessment without validation   Explanation: The Discussion Paper proposes independent validation of expected credit loss models to verify compliance with RBI guidance, sound reasoning, calibrated use of relevant data, proper back-testing, and internal validation to remove bias. This is to mitigate concerns relating to model risk and variability. Â
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