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Day One: Sunday, October 11 |
4:00pm |
Registration |
6:00pm |
Welcome Reception & Dinner |
Day Two: Monday, October 12 |
9:00 – 9:45 AM |
Opening Address:
Geoff Fite, Chief Operating Officer, Moody’s Analytics |
9:45 – 10:30 AM |
"Regulating Systemic Risk"
Viral V. Acharya, Professor of Finance, Stern School of Business, NYU; Author, "Restoring Financial Stability: How to Repair a Failed System" |
10:30 – 11:00 AM |
Break |
11:00 – 5:30 PM |
Stream Sessions (see table below) |
Stream |
Practical Application of Risk Management |
Valuation and Credit Risk Modeling |
Analyzing Asset Classes |
11:00 – 12:00 PM |
Reflections on Credit Risk Management During the Crisis
- Lessons learned
- How did these events change bank behavior and risk
management practices
- How did internal/external models cope
- Potential competitive impact of TARP allocations
Panel Discussion
Richard Hamilton, National City
Eiji Nishimura, Mizuho Corporate Bank
Blair Osborn, Comerica
Moderator: Jim Sarrail, Moody’s Analytics
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Trade-off Between Accuracy and Stability in Credit Risk
Measurement
- Assessing the trade-off
- How to smooth credit risk measurement
- Empirical behavior
Ozge Gokbayrak, Moody’s Analytics
David Hamilton, Moody’s Analytics
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Commercial Real Estate: Sound Practice in Risk Assessment
- Assessing PDs and LGDs at the loan/property level
- Stress testing CRE
- Meeting and exceeding regulatory requirements
Roundtable Discussion
Matt Kasindorf, Meister Seelig & Fein LLP
Tom Geurts, NYU
Perry Mehta, Moody's Analytics
Robin Mora, Spirit Finance
Moderator: Stephen Peca, Moody’s Analytics |
11:00 – 1:00 PM |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
1:00 – 2:00 PM |
A Discussion of Limit Setting
- Designing an effective limit setting program: art,
science, or both?
- Implementing limits within an organizational context
- Various approaches to limit setting
Matthieu Royer, Calyon
Jim Heitmann, Moody’s Analytics |
Assessing Default Risk and Recovery Risk in the Current
Crisis
- The recent risk trend of middle market borrowers
- How Loss Given Default (LGD) values differ from the past
- The challenges in modeling LGD during the current crisis
- Incorporating correlation between PD and LGD in a
portfolio setting.
Doug Dwyer, Moody’s Analytics
Amnon Levy, Moody’s Analytics
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Challenges in Assessing the Risk of Financial Institutions
- Characteristic risk drivers of FIs relative to C&I
lending
- One size does not fit all: broker-dealers vs. banks vs.
asset managers
- Long-term credit relationships vs. short-term
counterparty exposures
Soner Tunay, State Street
Mas Kakutani, Moody’s Analytics
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2:00 – 3:00 PM |
Loss Provisioning and Economic Capital: TTC or PIT View
- What views, Point-in-Time or Through-the-Cycle should a
bank take, and for what purposes (capital deployment, pricing
models, strategic planning, other?
- Using dual credit measures
- How to construct these measures and their implications
- Does PIT further exacerbate the bank’s woes – is Basel II
pro-cyclical?
- Current thinking and developments
Michael Fadil, SunTrust
Jing Zhang, Moody’s Analytics
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Modeling Exposure to Small and Medium Sized Entities (SMEs)
in a Credit Portfolio Setting
- An analysis of credit migration: How do SME migration
patterns differ from public firms and what are the
implications on risk and return?
- SME correlations: An analysis of US and European
correlations estimated using the Moody's KMV Credit Research
Database
Nihil Patel, Moody’s Analytics Yashan Wang, Moody’s Analytics |
ERM: Methodological and Organizational Challenges
- Risk Culture and Philosophy
- Role of ERM in the Organization
- ERM Responses to the Crisis
- Changing Regulatory Environment
- Best Practices in Quantitative Modelling
- Need for Holistic Risk Management
— Both Top-Down and Bottom-Up
Lori Evangel, Metlife |
3:00 – 3:30 PM |
BREAK |
BREAK |
BREAK |
3:30 – 4:30 PM |
Development and Implementation of Rating Scorecards
- Factor/variable analysis in developing rating
scorecards: How many and which type of inputs are
appropriate?
- Operational issues related to the deployment of
scorecards: Changes to an organization's credit policy and
culture
- Validation and Calibration of scorecards from a business perspective: What to look out for, what to fear, when (not) to be enthusiastic
- LGD scorecards: an example of an application to SMEs
Alexandros Benos, National Bank of Greece
Moderator: Marc Brammer, Moody’s Analytics
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Using Information from Equity and CDS Markets to Assess
Credit Risk
- Inferring probability of default and its term structures
from CDS spreads
- How to effectively use both equity based EDF and CDS
implied EDF for credit risk monitoring, economic capital
calculation and portfolio management
- Interpreting risk signals from the CDS market
David Munves, Moody’s Analytics Shisheng Qu, Moody’s Analytics |
Agricultural Lending: Shelter from the Storm
- Key risk drivers including demand elasticity, government regulation
- Segmentation of the Ag sector within your portfolio
- Myth busters: Not all scorecards are the same
Curt Covington, Bank of the West |
4:30 – 5:30 PM |
Credit Portfolio Management: A Regional Bank’s Perspective
- The dynamic nature of credit risk
- Accounting for Portfolio effects: they are real and make a
difference
- Moving from portfolio risk reporting to active management
of portfolio risk
David Rhee, KeyBank
Vanessa Wu, Moody’s Analytics
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Advances in Modeling of PD and LGD of CRE Loans
- The latest research on both systematic and idiosyncratic
property performance tail risks
- Propose a flexible modeling approach that captures
financial triggers as well as sub-optimal default behaviors
- How the enhanced PD and LGD models can be used to provide
unconditional ex-ante estimates and conditional scenario
analysis of CRE loans
Jun Chen, Moody’s Analytics
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Structured Finance: Valuing your Investments in Illiquid
Markets
- Sound practices in assessment of collateral and waterfalls
- New Accounting Treatments
Expectations for Regulatory Changes
Wallace Enman, Moody’s Investors Service
Luis Amador, Moody’s Analytics
Moderator: Anna Krayn, Moody’s Analytics
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Stream |
Practical
Applications of Risk Management |
Valuation & Credit Risk Modeling |
Analyzing Asset Classes |
10:00 –
11:00 PM |
Economic Stress-Testing
- Link macro-economic scenarios to economic capital
- Understand changes in portfolio loss distributions and
capital concentrations
Mikael Nyberg, Moody’s Analytics |
Measuring Credit Line Usage and Exposure at Default
- Commercial and Consumer EAD research round-up
- Credit line utilization in commercial and consumer portfolios
- The Challenges of modeling Loan Equivalent Factor (LEQ)
Mircea Pigli, Fifth-Third Bank
Jing Zhang, Moody’s Analytics
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Cracking the TruPS CDO Valuation Challenge
- How to reliably estimate credit quality
- LGD parameterization
- Case study and valuation impact of changes in LGD and PD estimates
- PD parameterization: Risk-neutral versus Physical PDs
Ozgur Kan, Moody’s Analytics
David Kurnov, Moody’s Analytics |
11:00 – 12:00 PM |
Synthesizing Credit Information into Useful Decision-Making
- Manage through contradictory credit opinions and
inconsistent data
- Incorporate many sources of credit-related information
into a single, cohesive view for management reporting
Bob Dutcher, Moody’s Analytics
Sanjay Sharma, RBC Capital Markets
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Risk Integration: Towards An Integrated and Holistic View of
Risk
- The dynamic relationship between interest rate and credit
risk
- How to integrate different types (credit, market,
operational etc) of risk
Yashan Wang, Moody’s Analytics
Amnon Levy, Moody’s Analytics |
Stress Testing: What Does it Mean for Your Credit Portfolio?
- Designing meaningful stress scenarios, including intuitive specification, forecasting accuracy, and internal consistency
- Effect of stresses on internal ratings and quantitative metrics, such as PDs and LGDs
- Evidence from illustrative scorecards utilizing Moody's databases
 
Tony Hughes, Moody’s Analytics
Perry Mehta, Moody’s Analytics
Jun Zheng, Moody’s Analytics
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12:00 – 1:00 PM |
LUNCH |
LUNCH |
LUNCH |
Product
Workshop |
Portfolio Management - RiskFrontier |
Loan Origination - RiskAnalyst/RiskCalc |
Asset and Liability Management |
1:00
– 3:00 PM |
Join us in a panel discussion with Moody's Analytics and Portfolio Management practitioners. Topics may include, but not
limited to:
- Trends in Enterprise Risk Management
- Common Practice on Stress Testing and Scenario Analysis
- Limit Setting for Managing your Portfolio
- Importance of Valuation in the Current Market
Click here to suggest additional topics.
Marcia Banks, IACPM
Amnon Levy, Moody’s Analytics
David Rhee, Moody’s Analytics
Vanessa Wu, Moody’s Analytics
Moderator: Jing Zhang, Moody’s Analytics
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Workflow of a credit transaction from prospecting, to
underwriting, to monitoring.
- Current clients and experts from Moody’s Analytics will
discuss loan origination practices including workflow,
underwriting, internal ratings, and monitoring of exposures
- Demonstration of Moody’s Analytics’ upcoming RiskAnalyst
workflow module release
Frederic Anthony, Union Bank
Paul Butler, Citizens Bank
Kamal Panda, Wells Fargo
John Baer, Moody’s Analytics
Anuj Gupta, Moody’s Analytics |
This session will be lead by a Moody’s Analytics ALM expert
and will include ample opportunities for attendee participation
and questions.
- Fermat ALM: learn about the benefits of balance-sheet risk
diversity monitoring using dynamic or stochastic modeling.
- Fermat FTP: learn how you can accurately evaluate business
line or retail network profitability.
Alain Maure, Moody’s Analytics
Xavier Pernot, Moody’s Analytics
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3:00 – 3:30 PM |
BREAK |
BREAK |
BREAK |
Product Workshop |
Regulatory Compliance: Fermat Basel II & Solvency II |
Alternative Approaches to Credit Risk Analysis: Moody’s Ratings,
EDFs, and Market Implied Ratings |
Performance Management & Monitoring: Fermat Global Exposure
Monitoring (GEM) and Risk Adjusted Performance Management (RAPM
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3:30
– 5:30 PM |
- Basel II status worldwide, update on upcoming regulatory
changes, how big institutions comply with various
supervisor/country regulatory requirements using Fermat CAD
- Lessons learned from Basel II for insurers starting their
Solvency II project
Pierre-Etienne Chabanel, Moody’s Analytics
Christophe Burckbuchler, Moody’s Analytics
Gil Guillaumey, Moody’s Analytics
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Roundtable Discussion
- Comparison of modeled equity and credit market signals to
share prices and credit market spreads
- Revisiting the accuracy vs. stability trade-off; uses of
agency ratings vs. markets-based metrics
- Combining quantitative signals with qualitative analysis
of sectors and borrowers
- Adjusting market signals for systemic risk
David Munves, Moody’s Analytics
David Hamilton, Moody’s Analytics
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- Benefits of an Enterprise Risk Platform
- How GEM and RAPM help institutions monitor their exposures
and improve business performance
Olivier Brucker, Moody’s Analytics
Alain Maure, Moody’s Analytics
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6:00–8:00pm |
Closing Reception |
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