Basel IV Capital, Liquidity & Prudential Standards Training

Basel IV training courses from Shasat cover the substantial reforms under CRR III and CRD VI, known as Basel 3.1 in the UK and as the Basel III endgame in the United States. These changes reshape how banks calculate credit, market and operational risk, and how risk-weighted assets (RWA) are treated across global markets. The reforms include the revised Standardised Approach, new limits on IRB models, updated SA-CCR rules, the FRTB market risk framework, and the output floor. With implementation running from 2025 to 2030, institutions must understand how Basel IV affects lending, pricing, regulatory ratios and supervisory engagement.

Shasat’s Basel IV workshops combine regulatory explanation with real capital-impact analysis. Participants examine implementation differences across jurisdictions, model-approval standards, disclosure rules and prudential reporting changes, alongside the effect on ICAAP expectations, governance and risk management. Each programme addresses the local supervisory context — the ECB and EBA in the eurozone, the PRA in the UK, the US agencies’ endgame proposals, OSFI in Canada, APRA in Australia, MAS in Singapore, the SARB in South Africa and the CBUAE in the Gulf — so participants leave prepared for the reviews their own regulator will conduct. Courses run in London, Paris, Dubai, Cape Town, Singapore, Sydney, New York and Toronto, as well as online.

These courses are essential for risk managers, CFOs, capital planning teams, regulatory reporting professionals, prudential policy advisors, internal auditors and supervisors. Basel IV marks the most significant overhaul of capital rules since Basel III, and participants gain the insight needed to assess portfolio impacts, improve capital planning and strengthen compliance ahead of the global rollout.