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Pierre Gaudin
Pierre Gaudin
Credit Assessment and Origination solutions
Pierre leads the Asia Pacific Credit Assessment and Origination prospective team at Moody’s Analytics. Pierre joined the firm in 2004 and has led several Basel RWA implementations for financial institutions in Europe and Asia. Previously, he developed Fermat Education services, designing and delivering Basel regulatory compliance, IFRS and ALM trainings to clients and partners worldwide. Pierre has 20 years of experience in software implementation for capital markets and risk management solutions for major commercial banks.
solutions
Credit Assessment: Automating the process of financial spreading and credit scoring increases loan application volume and helps lenders make better credit decisions.
Credit Monitoring: Proactively monitoring the financial health of borrowers and the risk level of your loan portfolio increases the profitability of your lending business.
Credit Risk Modeling: Moody’s Analytics delivers award-winning credit models and expert advisory services to provide you with best-in-class credit risk modeling solutions.
Credit Risk Advisory Services: Moody's Analytics credit risk advisory services enable faster, better informed credit decisions through a holistic and consistent assessment of risk.
TOPICS
Default & Recovery Risk: Risks following a default event where the defaulting entity's contracts cannot be honored.
Enterprise Risk: Business strategy to identify, assess, and prepare for any dangers to a firm's operations.
Led several Basel RWA implementations, developed and delivered the Enterprise Risk Solutions education programs on RWA, IFRS9 and ALM for banks and financial institutions in Europe and Asia.
Reducing Volatility in IFRS9 Provisions & Earnings, Through Governance and Credit Decision
As preliminary IFRS9 results are being released, many institutions have concerns about variations in point-in-time credit assessment and forward-looking credit forecasts. These measurements are responsive to the economic environment, and highly dependent on changes in an institution's macroeconomic outlook.
Anticipating and Benchmarking Variance in IFRS 9 Expected Credit Losses
Many financial institutions are designing their model overlay with a view to manage macroeconomic forecast uncertainty and model risks. For this purpose, aside from the expected credit losses, risk management teams can provide the finance department with more measurements to anticipate variability and uncertainty levels around expected credit losses. This document discusses risk measurements that can be leveraged to achieve these objectives.
Webinar with the Asian Banker: Managing IFRS 9 expected credit losses and forecast
For IFRS 9 impairment calculations, point-in-time forward-looking credit assessments are prone to be responsive to the economic environment and the periodic revision of the economic outlook. Therefore, the management of provision variances over time is a particular area of focus.
Managing IFRS 9 expected credit losses variance and forecast uncertainty
As financial institutions are currently focusing on the execution of their IFRS 9 program and solution integration, risk and finance teams are working together to anticipate their effect on the financial reports. Especially, on the impairment modeling side, point-in-time forward-looking credit assessments are prone to be more responsive to the surrounding economic environment than the through-the-cycle measurements in practice so far. As institutions are anticipating some variability of provisions levels in relation to evolving macro-economic assumptions as well as forecast uncertainty, the details of the macro-economic outlook and scenario assumptions as well as clarifications of provision variances over time, are set to be a particular area of focus.
Modeling Techniques in Scenario-Based Risk Appetite Management
To get senior stakeholders to buy in to alternative macroeconomic scenarios, risk management and ALM teams must assemble risk models and risk-adjusted performance measurements in their simulation tools. Institutions must switch from a qualitative to a quantitative approach to analysis.
Leveraging Basel III Compliance Implementations
This article examines how regulatory compliance initiatives worldwide have shaped current risk management systems and practices. It then covers the challenges and benefits of funds transfer pricing practices, profitability analysis, and stress testing-based governance practices.
