While Expected Credit Loss (ECL) models and validation may seem straightforward, navigating regulatory requirements adds complexity. Understanding these regulations is crucial for effective model monitoring and validation processes, ensuring compliance and reliability. 

Grasping model monitoring and validation methodologies, along with best practices and key challenges are crucial for businesses. 

In this webinar, Jatin Kalra and Chetan Hans share valuable insights on leveraging technology to ensure accuracy and reliability in processes, with a special emphasis on Expected Credit Loss (ECL) models.  They will also share practical strategies to navigate the complexities adeptly. 

 

Demystifying model monitoring: Best practices for ECL models

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Demystifying model monitoring: Best practices for ECL models (6 June 2024)

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Chetan Hans

Chetan has 16 years of experience in servicing large national and multinational clients in the areas of Assurance, Indian GAAP, US GAAP and IFRS technical accounting advisory, specialising in financial instruments, leases, consolidation and revenue recognition.

Chetan Hans

Chetan Hans

  • Partner - Head of CFO Services

Jatin Kalra

Jatin is a subject matter expert on Expected Credit Loss modelling and has overall post qualification experience of 13 years. He has assisted large banks and other financial institutions on ECL across South East Asia, South Asia, Australia, Middle East, and Sub Saharan Africa.

Jatin Kalra

Jatin Kalra

  • Partner

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