Economic Forecasting & Stress Testing Residual Vehicle Values

By Dr. Tony Hughes

December 2016

Econometric Modeling

To effectively manage risk in your auto portfolios, you need to account for future economic conditions. Relying on models that do not fully account for cyclical economic factors and include subjective overlay, may produce inaccurate, inconsistent or biased estimates of residual values.

In this webinar, Tony Hughes of Moody’s Analytics presents a purely quantitative econometric method for determining residual vehicle values.


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