2015
DOI: 10.17265/1548-6583/2015.04.004
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Loan Loss Reserves (LLR), Expected Loss (EL), and Value at Risks (VaR)

Abstract: This paper clarifies the distinctions between loan loss reserves (LLR), expected loss (EL), and loan loss provisions (LLP). The paper also includes information on individual and collective impairment assessment of local commercial banks in Malaysia collected from their annual reports. Most banks have maintained collective assessment (CA) allowance ratio of lower than 1.2% of gross total loans.

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“…Loan loss reserve is a prudential regulation and supervisory concept against a bank to ensure that banks establish LLP (loan loss provisions) at a rate equivalent to the level of risk in their loan portfolio (Isa et al, 2015). Loan loss provisions represent funds derived from a portion of bank cash or cash equivalents and are set aside to cover potential loss estimates in the loan portfolio.…”
Section: Determinants Of Capital Adequacy Ratio On Banking Industry: mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Loan loss reserve is a prudential regulation and supervisory concept against a bank to ensure that banks establish LLP (loan loss provisions) at a rate equivalent to the level of risk in their loan portfolio (Isa et al, 2015). Loan loss provisions represent funds derived from a portion of bank cash or cash equivalents and are set aside to cover potential loss estimates in the loan portfolio.…”
Section: Determinants Of Capital Adequacy Ratio On Banking Industry: mentioning
confidence: 99%