Credit conversion factor
Meaning in finance & banking, with examples
In finance & banking, credit conversion factor means: A factor used to translate an off-balance-sheet commitment into a credit-equivalent exposure.
In Turkish: krediye dönüşüm oranı
How it is used
Abbreviated CCF; applicable factors depend on the product and regulatory or modelling approach.
Example sentences
The model applied a credit conversion factor to the undrawn facility.
An unused commitment can still contribute to measured exposure.
The analyst checked which credit conversion factor applied to the guarantee.
Different contingent obligations may receive different factors.
Common collocations
- apply a credit conversion factor
- CCF assumption
Related terms
More terms: Risk Management
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