Société Générale / Risk Report - Pillar III
5 CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AND ADEQUACY CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
TABLE 11: MAIN SUBSIDIARIES’ CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE GROUP’S RWA
Crédit du Nord
Rosbank
Komerčni Banka
IRB Standard
IRB Standard
IRB Standard
(In EURm)
Credit and counterparty risk
16,867
3,152
609 519
7,820
10,783
1,805
Sovereign
-
583
12
126 427
1
Financial institutions
64
13
- - -
561
34
Corporate
8,804 6,793 1,017
689 864 248 756
4,204 2,504
6,694 3,378
1,163
Retail
56
Equity investments
90
-
158
1
Other non-credit obligation assets
-
539
- -
550
Securitisation
189
-
-
-
-
Market risk
108
74
47
Operational risk
1,329
1,058 9,562
660
TOTAL 2019
21,456
13,295
TOTAL 2018
21,572
7,537
13,756
CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 5.5
As part of its capital management, the Group (under the supervision of the Finance Division) ensures that its solvency level is always compatible with the following objectives: maintaining its financial solidity and respecting the Risk Appetite p targets; preserving its financial flexibility to finance organic growth and p growth through acquisitions; allocating adequate capital to the various businesses, according to p the Group’s strategic objectives; maintaining the Group’s resilience in the event of stress scenarios; p meeting the expectations of its various stakeholders: supervisors, p debt and equity investors, rating agencies, and shareholders. The Group determines its internal solvency targets in accordance with these objectives and regulatory thresholds.
The Group has an internal process for assessing the adequacy of its capital that measures the adequacy of the Group’s capital ratios in light of regulatory constraints. In addition, the Group maintains a balanced capital allocation among its three strategic core business: French Retail Banking; p International Retail Banking and Financial Services; p Global Banking and Investor Solutions. p Each of the Group’s core businesses accounts for around a third of total risk-weighted assets (RWA), with French and International Retail Banking (more than 62% of business outstanding) and credit risk (82% of the Group’s risk-weighted assets) accounting for the largest share. As at 31 December 2019, the Group’s risk-weighted assets were down by 8.3% to EUR 345 billion, compared to EUR 376 billion at end December 2018.
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