The new IFRS 9 regulations which came into force on January 1 2018 require financial institutions to proactively make provisions on their balance sheets for expected future credit losses. The IFRS 9 standard requires the estimation of expected credit loss to reflect the economic environment and firm’s macroeconomic outlook.

But what are the challenges posed by introducing economic factors in the expected loss model? Join our live webinar to hear:

  • the impact of IFRS 9 and why financial institutions must make provisions for any expected future losses
  • the challenges of developing macroeconomic models for expected credit loss (ECL)
  • how banks in Europe, the Middle East and Africa are handling these challenges
  • regulatory expectations in the region regarding economic models for ECL estimation
  • synergies with further regulatory expectations and reporting requirements
  • Experian's macroeconomic modelling and forecasting proposition

Spend an hour with our expert speakers to understand how alignment of macroeconomic models provides an opportunity to optimise IFRS9 compliance and enhance ECL estimation.

Speakers

Stefan Stoyanov
Analytics Vice President, Experian

Stefan has more than 15 years of international experience in credit risk analytics and consultancy. At Experian Stefan leads the EMEA Analytics Advisory Team responsible for regulatory, economic modelling and risk management advisory. Stefan's specialist areas are regulatory analytics: Basel, IFRS9, stress testing, economic capital; development of models for prospecting, customer acquisition, customer management and collections; early warning and fraud models; data driven Credit Risk Management for retail and SME portfolios.

Davide Boselli
Senior Regulatory Consultant, Experian

Davide has more than 15 years of experience in risk management in the areas of credit risk modelling, rating system validation, regulatory compliance documentation, IT architecture to support the internal rating system, regulatory advisory and credit processes. Prior to joining Experian, Davide was Chief Risk Officer at Banca Carim. He has also worked within Unicredit's Risk Governance Unit where he was involved in standardising the risk models' development methodology, and has served as Advisory Senior Manager for some international consulting companies where he ran projects to be compliant with the European regulatory framework.

Tsvetomira Tsenova
Senior Economics Consultant

Tsvetomira has over 20 years of experience in Economics Research and has held advisory roles in the areas of finance, banking, economic modelling, forecasting, monetary policy, financial stability, measurement of risk and uncertainty. In those areas, she is author of publications in internationally refereed journals. She has also held senior roles at the Bulgarian National Bank and the European Central Bank; and was external associate professor in International Economics at the University of Copenhagen.

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