Model capital released through IRB migration, collateral optimisation,
securitisation, and portfolio density improvement. Built for bank CFOs,
CROs, and treasury heads navigating Basel III endgame in the GCC.
4
Optimisation pathways
15–35%
RWA reduction via IRB
5–15 bps
ROE improvement potential
GCC banks hold SAR 2.5T+ in RWA. Even a 3% density improvement across the book releases billions in capital for redeployment or AT1 cost avoidance.
Capital Release Dashboard
Real-time aggregate across all four optimisation pathways.
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Total Released Capital (SAR B)
+0.00%
Estimated ROE Uplift
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AT1 Sukuk Equivalent Saved (SAR B)
1
IRB Migration & Model Sophistication
Moving from standardised to foundation or advanced IRB typically reduces credit-risk RWA by 15-35%. Estimate your reduction based on current and target approach.
Estimated RWA Reduction0.00 SAR B
2
Collateral Optimisation
Recognise eligible collateral currently unrecognised under regulatory frameworks. Close the coverage gap between economic and regulatory collateral values.
50%
Estimated RWA Reduction0.00 SAR B
3
Securitisation & Balance Sheet Recycling
Significant risk transfer (SRT) via securitisation of mortgage or loan books can dramatically reduce on-balance-sheet RWA while retaining servicing economics.
20%
Estimated RWA Reduction0.00 SAR B
4
Portfolio Risk-Weight Optimisation
Systematic portfolio rebalancing, exposure netting, and guarantee restructuring to reduce average risk-weight density across the book.
3.0%
Estimated RWA Reduction0.00 SAR B
Basel III endgame timelines are accelerating in the GCC. Banks that optimise capital now gain competitive advantage in lending capacity and acquisition firepower.
Scoreboard Comparison
Where does your estimated capital release sit relative to GCC banking benchmarks?
Low
0.5
SAR B released
Base
2.5
SAR B released
High
5.3
SAR B released
ConservativeAggressive
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0
0.5
2.5
5.3
6.5
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