Dear members of the PD Subcommittee, the PD data has been returned to you last week and can be downloaded from our data portal https://www.globalcreditdata.net. We also kindly invite you to our next PD Subcommittee meeting to have a review of the submisson process, a joint look into the data and to discuss further the requirements of a raw data return. Please press on the attached ics-item to save the meeting in your agenda. Best regards Olivier & Daniela Location:Zoom Call
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The year 2019 will be a busy one for all US Banks. With banks, standardsetters and regulators still engaged in a debate about what implementation of the CECL standard for Day 1, there are only 4 month left before public firms “go live” on CECL. The principle-based nature of the standard means that the remaining time needs to be spent on testing assumptions and validating approaches. For many banks, attention is on finalizing implementation plans and to kick-start the parallel run. GCD has partnered with Accenture and the IIF to help U.S. financial institutions benchmark their CECL models in this critical phase and beyond Day 1 compliance. We offer all financial institutions (global banks, community banks, regionals banks, specialty financer, insurers, ...) to benchmark their ECL estimates on a standardized portfolio. Implementation of similar approaches (e.g. IFRS 9) proved that it is important to not stay siloed: knowing where your ECL estimations are in comparison to your peers allow you to act fast and ahead of the game. The excercise will include various scenarios, including a stress scenario. At the beginning of the year a core group of banks has designed the template, tailored it to the US market and developped the roadmap for 2019. 11 […] |
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Join Zoom Meeting https://globalcreditdata.zoom.us/j/970337580 One tap mobile +16699006833,,970337580# US (San Jose) +19294362866,,970337580# US (New York) Dial by your location +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose) +1 929 436 2866 US (New York) Meeting ID: 970 337 580 Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/abL3Yawkl https://globalcreditdata.zoom.us/j/970337580 Location:https://globalcreditdata.zoom.us/j/970337580 |
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Working Group LGD Reference Model Agenda: Introduction Data preparation Reference model development Single-stage results Aganda:https://www.globalcreditdata.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/gcd_-_lgd_reference_model_working_group.ics |
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Venue: 4, MetroTech Center, Brooklyn NY, 11201 (5th floor) Global Credit Data's next North American Conference is kindly hosted by JP Morgan Chase in Brooklyn / New York. In this 2-day event, members, academics and GCD excecutives presented on different approaches on how to deal with the challenges credit risk modelling is currently facing when it comes to modelling LGD, EaD and PD for various purposes within a bank. In the center of the conference was our CECL benchmarking work we are currently running. Participants had also the chance to see presentations on the GCD data and engage in our round table discussion sessions. This event was for members only and based on invitations sent out to dedicated specialists from the industry. Please contact us for any inquiries. You can download the material by clicking below at the link under documents |
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