Moody's Analytics Webinar: Introducing RiskCalc Portfolio Analytics
Power Your Portfolio Management Practice with Benchmark Data and Advanced Insights.
Moody’s Analytics is pleased to announce our new RiskCalc™ Portfolio Analytics, currently complimentary with your RiskCalc subscription
Our global RiskCalc user community asked for this capability and we are excited to deliver! Portfolio Analytics connects your counterparty information with Moody’s Analytics proprietary Data Alliance Credit Research Database (CRD™), for real-time monitoring and benchmarking. Easy-to-use dashboards provide credit risk management professionals with powerful tools to overcome data challenges, greater focus on industry trends and comparisons to unique benchmark groups.
Listen to our webinar to learn how you can best utilize the new RiskCalc Portfolio Analytics features. The webinar includes:
- RiskCalc Portfolio Analytics Overview & Access Information
- Application Use Cases & Live Demo
- Best practices to identify and manage the early warning signals of credit risk
Speakers:
Irina Baron, Director, Customer Success Management, Moody's Analytics
Lenka Huang, Assistant Director, Associate Product Manager, Moody's Analytics
Gustavo Jimenez, Assistant Director, Associate Product Manager, Moody's Analytics
Click here for the presentation
Questions? Email: [email protected]
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