GCD Toronto Spring Conference 2024 Highlights
GCD expresses its gratitude to all the speakers, organizers, and attendees for an exceptional conference held in Toronto on Monday, April 29, 2024.
RBC (Royal Bank of Canada) served as an outstanding host for this remarkable occasion, bringing together credit risk professionals from both the USA and Canada to delve into the latest advancements in credit risk management.
The conference was characterized by thought-provoking sessions, stimulating questions and discussions between the audience and speakers, as well as roundtable discussions where participants felt comfortable addressing pressing industry matters with their peers and receiving immediate suggestions and solutions.
In response to the increasing demand for presentation materials, we have made them accessible below for GCD member bank employees, who are required to log in first.
For non-members, please don't hesitate to contact our North American executives, Hale and Akanna, for specific materials you would like to access.
To get a feel for what sessions you may like, please view the agenda here.
Download Presentation Slides from the Event
Presented by GCD Executive, Akanna Osita-Okeke
Get a glimpse into GCD data, global and Canadian data coverage, PD & LGD analytics reports and more
Presented by Biao Wu, Associate Director Credit Modeling at RBC
Discover a unique approach to adjusting asset correlations among borrowers through GCD default data, including how default-implied asset correlation can be used to explore credit risk characteristics and understand client behaviors across different risk categories.
Presented by Joseph Tagne, Model Development Director at EQ Bank
Explore the possibilities of GCD data by delving into benchmarking default rates and observed losses, evaluating regulatory PD models, and understanding how LGD is affected by variables like discount factors.
Presented by Michael Jacobs, Jr., Lead Modeling & Analytics Expert at PNC
LGD plays a crucial role in assessing credit risk, but the time-to-resolution (TTR) of default events is often overlooked in the literature. Discover the determinants of LGD and TTR through building alternative predictive econometric models using the GCD dataset.
Presented by GCD Executive, Nina Brumma
Learn how GCD data can help you in benchmarking your risk models.
Presented by GCD Executive, Nina Brumma
Gain more insights into GCD data and learn how to make it more representative of your portfolio.
ESG & Climate Risk Streams:
Presented by Hale Tatar (GCD)
Banks collaboration on benchmarking climate model approaches, portfolio impact assessment, insights on climate adjusted PD and Canadian regulator (OSFI) chosen method of Frye-Jacobs approach for calculating climate adjusted LGD in the latest Standardized Climate Scenario Exercise .
Presented by Michael Jacobs, Jr. (PNC)
The Frye-jacobs approach (OSFI's chosen method for the SCSE for Canadian FIs) is explained in detail by co-developer Michael Jacobs, Jr.
Presented by Hale Tatar (GCD)
Learn about B-15 guidelines, it's relation to the latest Canadian Sustainability Disclosure Standard (CSDS), integration to PCAF Net-zero targets.
Insights in to GCD's climate data collection activities, industry collaborations with international standard setters such as UNEPFI and NGFS.
Presented by Niall Whelan from Bodhi Research Group
Insights on Climate transition and physical risk scenarios, Integration to credit risk, Canadian SCSE requirements.
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We extend our heartfelt appreciation to everyone for making this event a resounding success, and we look forward to welcoming you again in the future!
