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BBVA Group. Market risk by risk factor in 2012(Million euros)VaR by risk factorInterest/Spread riskCurrencyriskStock-marketriskVega/Correlation riskDiversificationeffect (*)Average VaR 22Maximum VaR 35 2 3 11 (21) 31Minimum VaR 21 3 1 11 (21) 15End-of-period VaR 35 3 3 9 (19) 30(*) The diversification effect is the difference between the agregation of each risk factor, individually measured, and the total VaR figure, which reflects the implicit correlation amongall the variables and scenarios used in the measurement.TotalBy geographical areas, and as an annual average, 64.5% of the market risk corresponded to theBBVA, S.A and the United States trading floors and 35.4% to the Group’s banks in Latin America, ofwhich 24.3% is in Mexico.35BBVA Group. Market risk by geographical area(Average 2012)BBVA, S.A. and the United States64.5%Mexico 24,3%Latin America banks35.4%South America11.1%The backtesting comparison performed with market risk management results for the parentcompany (which accounts for most of the Group’s market risk) follows the principles set out inthe Basel Accord. It makes a day-on-day comparison between actual risks and those estimatedby the model, and proved that the risk measurement model was working correctly throughout2012 (Chart 36).36 BBVA, S.A. internal backtesting model in 2012(Estimated VaR without smoothing versus daily results)–6030-dec-1113-jan-1227-jan-1210-feb-1224-feb-1209-mar-1223-mar-1206-apr-1220-apr-1204-may-1218-may-1201-jun-1215-jun-1229-jun-1213-jul-1227-jul-1210-aug-1224-aug-1207-sep-1221-sep-1205-oct-1219-oct-1202-nov-1216-nov-1230-nov-1214-dec-1228-dec-12+30+20Daily VaRLossesProfitsMillion euros+100–10–20–30–40–50118 Risk management
Credit risk in market activitiesThe credit risk assessment in OTC financial instruments is made by means of a Monte Carlosimulation, which calculates not only the current exposure of the counterparties, but also theirpossible future exposure to fluctuations in market variables.The model combines different credit risk factors to produce distributions of future credit lossesand thus allows a calculation of the portfolio effect; in other words, it incorporates the term effect(the exposure of the various transactions presents potential maximum values at different pointsin time) and the correlation effect (the relation between exposures, risk factors, etc. are normallydifferent from 1). It also uses credit risk mitigation techniques such as legal netting and collateralagreements.The maximum credit risk exposure in derivatives with counterparties in the Group as of31-Dec-2012 stood at €60,796m, an increase of 4% on 2011 year-end. Excluding intra-groupcounterparties, the maximum risk in derivatives is €59,755m.) Maximum exposure to creditrisk in derivatives at BBVA, S.A. is estimated at €55,516m (€55,081m excluding intra-groupcounterparties). BBVA S.A.’s overall reduction in terms of exposure due to netting and collateralagreements is €42,375m.Therefore, the net risk in derivatives at BBVA, S.A. as of December 31, 2012 is €13,123m. Excludingthe exposure with intra-group counterparties, the net risk in derivatives at BBVA, S.A. as ofDecember 31, 2012 is €12,707m.Counterparty risk by type of product and by sector. Maximum exposure in BBVA, S.A.(Million euros)Derivatives Depos Repurchases Rest TotalFinancial sector 4,788 231 162 53 5,234Corporate 5,245 - - (50) 5,195Sovereign 80 17 - 3 100Branches 2,594 - - - 2,594Total 12,707 248 162 6 13,123The table above shows the distribution by sectors and by products of the amounts of themaximum credit risk exposure in financial instruments in BBVA, S.A. By sectors, exposure is mainlyconcentrated in financial institutions (40%) and corporates (40%).The table below shows the distribution by maturity of the maximum exposure amounts infinancial instruments. Maturity index is 3.5 years.Maturity vector by rating and tranches at BBVA, S.A. (excluding intra-group counterparties. Data as ofdecember 2012) (Million euros)Up to 3 months Up to 12 months Up to 3 years Up to 5 years Up to 10 years More than 10 yearsAAA - 108 - - 439 681AA 19 45 133 75 75 37A 1,171 808 758 310 612 370BB 136 960 717 218 368 288Non investment grade 94 430 549 329 336 510NR 5 24 60 36 44 36D - 6 12 15 115 174Risk in market units119
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Brand management in 2012 was highly
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BBVA Board CommitteesIn order to be
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Positioning of BBVA GroupBBVA conti
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Business areasSpainStrong franchise
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EurasiaAn area ofgrowth andpositive
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