8th Annual Advancing Credit Risk Modelling for IFRS 9

Can’t physically attend this conference? Take advantage of our online live stream of the event, enabling you to attend all event presentations remotely or on-demand at a time that suits you.                                                                                                           

In addition to the live stream, all presentations and additional event content will be available on demand post event through our digital platform for you to revisit over the next 6 months.

Since its initial go-live date, the effects of IFRS 9 upon the banking industry have been substantial – particularly so within credit risk modelling. Since initial implementation, a number of issues have been identified with credit risk modelling under the standard. Whilst credit risk models continue to evolve and develop alongside these issues, challenges still remain, alongside related difficulties in the management and provisioning of loans. Whilst there are lingering concerns regarding the increased complication caused by the model, and the lack of data, refinement remains a focus, refinement of models remains a focus. With the increased role of model validation, alongside the application of higher quality data and previous results informing the development of new and more effective credit risk models. Whilst many of the existing issues remain, and will require further work to remedy entirely, there are areas where the industry is looking ahead. The work being done in applications of AI and machine learning, and the introduction of climate risk into credit risk modelling offer two of the most exciting new prospects with the field – offering new ways to manage and produce credit risk models.

With this is mind, this marcus evans conference will focus upon the refinement of credit risk models, necessitating IFRS9 with feedback from data, validation and audit insights, as well as AI.