Modelling and validating the Advanced Internal Ratings Based (AIRB) approach

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£ 2,499 + VAT

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  • Type

    Course

  • Level

    Advanced

  • Duration

    2 Days

Learning Outcomes. Assess the impact of mis-measuring PD and LGD on capital charges. Explore single, multi-factor analysis and model selection. Determine modelling limitations in a stressed environment. Identify the link between default and recovery. Examine model calibration: benchmarking, stress testing and the role of expert judgement. Estimate expected LGD. downturn LGD and downturn EADs. Assess the misalignment of validation efforts and quantification. Suitable for: This two day course is specifically designed for professionals working within the following areas: Risk modelling. Credit risk. Quantitative credit risk analytics. Credit risk modelling. Credit risk analysis. Portfolio analytics. Basel II modelling. Basel II methodology.

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Course programme

The use of the advanced internal ratings based approach to calculate regulatory capital for credit risk is a key tenet of Basel II and a valuable tool in aligning banks capital requirements with the intrinsic amount of credit risk to which the institution is exposed. The course is looking at the challenges and solutions for modelling and validating systems for the Advanced Internal Ratings Based (AIRB) approach.

In order to develop accurate ratings, systems must take into account qualitative and quantitative factors, often in portfolios where data is limited. This course will tackle these issues as well as engaging with the issues surrounding validating and testing models in stressed market conditions.

Modelling and validating the Advanced Internal Ratings Based (AIRB) approach

£ 2,499 + VAT