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Bank Risk Management: VaR, IFRS 9 and ALM
VaR limits for two FX desks, IFRS 9 treatment of a bond, sale of non-performing loans and interest rate risk.
Description
Risk management for a bank. The work sets exposure limits for two FX desks (ruble and sterling) with parametric and historical methods, analyzes how the accounting treatment of a bond changes across IFRS 9 portfolios through a series of market events, and prices the sale of a non-performing loan portfolio to a fund. Credit quality metrics, a bank balance sheet and an analysis of its interest rate risk complete the work.
Skills
Market and credit risk measurement, asset-liability management, banking regulation and accounting.
Tools
Excel, FX data from the Pacific Exchange Rate Service, ECB data.
Models
Parametric and historical VaR, expected and unexpected loss, 12-month and lifetime ECL (IFRS 9), NPE valuation with leverage and target ROE, repricing gap and duration gap.
Educational projects. Any results are hypothetical, based on historical or simulated data, and are not indicative of future returns. Nothing on these pages constitutes investment advice or a solicitation to invest.
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