Olga Loiseau-Aslanidi

Olga is a quantitative economist with a passion for understanding economic and credit trends and various types of risks through research and analytics. 

Olga is currently a regional head of Predictive Analytics for Asia-Pacific and Middle East. She leads customer outreach, quantitative research, and business development, working with sales and other teams across Moody’s and its affiliates to support our clients and drive new growth opportunities. She is actively involved in thought leadership for a wide range of research innovations in areas including corporate and retail credit risk, interest rate risk, liquidity risk, and the integrated risk assessment for climate, ESG, cyber, supply-chain and macroeconomic risks. Her extensive international public speaking experience includes industry conferences and lectures at universities.

Previously, Olga was a global head of Business Analytics within the Research organization, where she spearheaded the design of award-winning models using state-of-the-art traditional and advanced machine learning methodologies. In addition, Olga led numerous consultancy projects with banks, fintech, regulators and investment firms worldwide, focusing on stress testing including CCAR, EBA, PRA, and model design including scorecards, IRB, IFRS 9, ICAAP, IRRBB, ILAAP, ESG and climate risk. 

Before joining Moody's Analytics in 2010, Olga worked for the Czech Academy of Sciences and Emporiki Bank focusing on applied research and modelling. Olga holds a double Ph.D. and M.A. degree in Economics and Econometrics from Charles University and Center for Economic Research and Graduate Education - Economics Institute (CERGE-EI), following studies for MSc. in Mathematics and a BSc. with honors in Applied Mathematics.