What is WORSTCASE CREDIT LOSS?

Extreme credit loss shown with multiple point standard deviation. Capital is set aside for this event. Refer to expected credit loss and unexpected credit loss.

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Related Legal Terms
EXPECTED CREDIT LOSS, UNEXPECTED CREDIT LOSS, TERMINAL WORSTCASE RISK EXPOSURE, PROBABLE MAXIMUM LOSS (PML), EXPECTED LOSS, CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS, SHOCK LOSS, DIRECT CREDIT RISK, CAPITAL LOSS CARRYOVER, ACTUAL LOSS


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