Dr. Olga Loiseau-Aslanidi
Associate Director, Senior Economist
Olga is the Head of Risk Modelling at Consumer Credit Analytics APAC based in Singapore office. She manages a team of economists and risk modelers in Prague, Dubai and Shanghai who design models for forecasting and simulation, with an emphasis on stress-testing for three key areas: macroeconomic models, market risk and credit portfolio risk.
During her time at Moody’s based in Europe and now in Asia, Olga has led consulting projects with major banks and other financial institutions worldwide focusing on stress testing including CCAR, EBA, PRA as well as IFRS 9 and IRB model design and implementation.
She is directly involved in the research and implementation of Moody's Analytics risk management solutions for market risk and retail credit risk modelling, and often speaks at credit events and economic conferences worldwide, communicating the team’s research and methodologies to the market.
Before joining Moody's Analytics, Olga worked for the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic and at a consultancy firm focused on macroeconomic forecasting and analysis of emerging market economies. She has published several academic articles and has been teaching graduate courses in economics, statistics and econometrics.
Olga holds a Ph.D. and M.A. in Economics and Econometrics from Charles University (CERGE-EI), following studies for MSc. in Mathematics and a BSc. with honors in Applied Mathematics.
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In this presentation, Dr. Olga Loiseau-Aslanidi and Alaistair Chan discuss methods for incorporating forward-looking macroeconomic information to meet IFRS 9 impairment calculation requirements. Our economists will address the probability-weighted aspects of IFRS 9 using Moody's Analytics economic scenarios. The team will also discuss our modeling approach for calculating expected credit losses for retail lending portfolios.
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We present a two-step modelling and stress testing framework for the term structure of interest rates swaps that generates sensible forecasts and stressed scenarios out of sample. Our methodology is able to replicate two important features of the data: the dynamics of the spread across maturities and the alignment of the key swap rates tenor points to their corresponding government yields. Modern models of the term structure of interest rates typically fail to reproduce these and are not designed for stress testing purposes. We present results for the euro, the U.S. dollar, and British pound swap curves.
Modeling and Stressing the Interest Rates Swap Curve
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