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Proposal for Credit Risk Modeling Using Sta6s6cal Techniques I. Interview client. Plan strategically: Take management’s vision and convert it into an ac6onable pathway. II. Determine how recommended banking guidelines fit with the needs of the client within the regulatory framework. III. Discuss how proposed Credit Risk Modeling sta6s6cal techniques for key Credit Risk parameters PD, LG, EAD may be used and suggest model valida6on techniques. IV. Review how strategic objec6ves were met and why these par6cular sta6s6cal analysis methods would fit with the recommenda6ons of Basel II. Author: C-G Stefanita 1

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ProposalforCreditRiskModelingUsingSta6s6calTechniques

I.   Interviewclient.Planstrategically:Takemanagement’svisionandconvertitintoanac6onablepathway.

II.   Determinehowrecommendedbankingguidelinesfitwiththeneedsoftheclientwithintheregulatoryframework.

III.   DiscusshowproposedCreditRiskModelingsta6s6caltechniquesforkeyCreditRiskparametersPD,LG,EADmaybeusedandsuggestmodelvalida6ontechniques.

IV.  Reviewhowstrategicobjec6vesweremetandwhythesepar6cularsta6s6calanalysismethodswouldfitwiththerecommenda6onsofBaselII.

Author:C-GStefanita 1

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EstablishKeyRequirements

DevelopaPlan

AllocateResources

TrackProgressthroughMetrics Assess

Deliverablesagainst

Requirements

Author:C-GStefanita 2

PARTI.StrategicPlanning:•  DetermineClient’sNeeds•  PlananAc6onablePathway

PARTII.RegulatoryFramework&BankingGuidelines

June2004-BaselCommiXeeon

BankingSupervision(BCBS)

issuesBaselII

RevisedFrameworkonInterna6onalConvergenceof

CapitalMeasurement

ResearchTaskForce

(RTF)

whichisaresultsintheforma9onofa

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AccordImplementa6onGroup(AIG)

Op6onsforimplemen6ng

BaselII

ComprehensiveCapitalAnalysisandReview(CCAR)regulatory

frameworkintroducedbytheFederalReserve

asubgroupofRTFgives

onafederallevelresultsin

CCARassessessoundnessof

internalcreditriskmeasurementbutbanksdeveloptheirownmethodologies

Bankshavetoworkwithintwointernal-ra6ngsbased(IRB)approaches:a

founda6onapproachandanadvanced

approach

DependingonIRBapproachfollowed,banksareallowedto

usetheirowninternalmeasuresforkeydriversofcredit

risk

asaresult nevertheless

BCBS–BaselII–CCAR–followedbyBaselIIIthatfocusesprimarilyoncreditrisk

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PARTII.–con6nued:

ClientNeed:Bankshavetodeveloptheirowncreditriskmodelssubjecttofederalscru6ny.

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DependingonIRBapproach,banksreviewandanalyzevalida6on

methodologies&classifyra6ngssystems

Banksundertakevalida6ontoensureinternalra6ngssystemissuitablefor

internaluses

Banksneedtotakeintoaccountdifferencesin

quan6fica6onapproaches

Commonra6ngssystems:Point-in-6me(PIT)

Through-the-cycle(TTC)

SubjecttoFederalReserveapprovaluponmee6ng

certaincondi6ons

ClientNeed:Valida6onofInternalRa6ngsSystems

Ra6ngssystemsareacornerstoneforthecalcula6onofbanks’regulatorycapitalchargeintheIRBapproachofBaselII.

Ra6ngssystemsarethebasisforthedetermina6onofaborrower’sPD,alsotheothercreditriskfactorsLGD,EAD.Valida6oniskey.

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PARTII.–con6nued:

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ModelDesign

RiskComponents

Valida6onofra6ngs

systembyabank

Banksmustdemonstratethattheycanassesstheperformanceoftheirinternalra6ngsandtheirriskes6ma6onssystemconsistently.

Realizeddefaultrateshavetobewithin

expectedrange

Banksmustuse

differentquan6ta6vevalida6on

tools

Internalstandardsmustexistfor

significantdevia6onsofobservedvaluesofriskcomponentsfromes6matedvalues.

2.

KeyDriversofCreditRisk:ProbabilityofDefault(PD)LossGivenDefault(LGD)ExposureatDefault(EAD)

3.

1.

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PARTIII-PlanSta6s6calTechniquesforKeyFactorsofCreditRisk

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1.Uselogis6cregression(logit)basedonanAltmanscoringmodel(oraprobitmodel)todeterminetheweightsofthefactors

contribu6ngtoPD;involvesMaximumLikelihoodEs6ma6on(MLE)–seeseparatedocumentfora

solvedexample.

2.Testthevalidityofthemodelbyperformingaone-samplet-testforthees6matedbcoefficients.

Usemul$variateANOVAtocomparedifferentPD‘buckets’.Considerdifferentscenarioswhereonly

somebcoefficientsarezero.Thisisamoreadvancedanalysisthatdiffersfromthecommonlyusedtextbook

ANOVA.ThegoalistodeterminewhichfactorscontributemoretoPD.Analysisinvolvesusingmatrix

algebratoimplementANOVAtheory.

PartIII–con6nued:

1.Calculateobligor-specificPDswithina‘bucket’byes6ma6ngweightsofexplanatoryvariables.

2.Validatemodelifes6matedweightsaresta6s6callymeaningful.A.   WithinaPD‘Bucket’

LogitorProbit,MLE,t-test

B.BetweenPD‘Buckets’Mul6variateANOVA

1.

ProbabilityofDefault(PD)–Non-StructuralModel

Obligorsareassignedtoa‘bucket’dependingonobligor-specificPDs.

PooledPDsreflectwithin-’bucket’averagesofobligor-specificPDs.

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CreditPorgolioRiskModel

ProbabilityDistribu6onofLosses

AssetValueorLatentValueApproach

producesa

arisesfromaporMolioofcreditriskyinstruments

wecanuse

answersques9onofprobabilityoflossesonloanporMolioexceedingforexample$100Minayear

ObtainedthroughMonteCarloSimula6on

StartbyUsingSimplifiedApproach:ConsiderLossesfromDefaultOnly,notChangesinMarketValue

SpecifyPDsofindividualcredit

events

SpecifyLGDas%ofEADlostat

default

Specifycorrela6onsofindividualcredit

events

ObtainPorgolioValueDistribu6onthroughModeling

PartIII–con6nued:

MeasuringCreditPorgolioRiskwiththeAssetValueApproach

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LossGivenDefault(LGD)2.

MarketLGD

ImpliedMarketLGD

ImpliedHistorical

LGD

WorkoutLGD

FourModels

•  Mostcommonlyused•  Basedondiscountedcashflowsajerdefault

Basedonpricesoftradeddefaultedloans

Derivedfromnon-defaultedbondpricesthroughassetpricingmodel

•  Forretailporgolio•  BasedonexperienceoftotallossesandPDes6mates

Cri6calissues: •  Howrecoveriesaremeasured•  Howworkoutcostsareallocated•  Howappropriatediscountfactorsareallocated

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PartIII–con6nued:

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PDes6ma6onstronglydependsonquan6fica6ontechniques,andvalida6onhastwostages

PARTIV–Review:FitwithBaselIIRecommenda6ons?

PDes6ma6onfromhistoricaldefaultrates(scoringmodel)ismostmeaningful

whenpooledPDsareunstressed

Theseareunbiasedes6matesofthelikelihoodofdefaultinthefollowingyearfor‘bucket’PDs

Along-runTTC‘bucket’ofPDswillnotprovidegoodes6mates

ofunstressedpooledPDs

UnstressedpooledPDstendtobelowerthanlong-runaveragedefaultfrequencyduringcyclicalpeaksandhigherduring

cyclicaltroughs

Sta6s6calmodelmaybepreferredthatusesahybridbetweenstructural

(Merton)andnon-structural(Altman)modelswithupdatedmarketdata

Valida6onofdiscriminatory

powerofra6ngsystem

Valida6onofaccuracyof

quan6fica6on(calibra6on)

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PDEs6matesDetermineLGD,EAD