Financial Planning
Projections of financial statements and cash flows under different scenarios, for strategy, capital and liquidity planning.
- Granular modelling of loan and investment approvals, cash flows and provisioning
- Financial statement projections under different scenarios
- Detailed multi-year cash flow modelling in calendar time
- Integration with rating and capital engines so constraints are modelled along scenario trajectories
- Financial and strategy models hosted in software for collaborative forecasting
Related research
Forecasting Assets under Management for Stress Testing and Strategy Purposes
Note available here. For stress testing and strategy formulation, it is important for asset managers to forecast their Assets under Management (AUM) accurately. This paper develops statistical methods for forecasting AUM and applies them to data for 2,494 UK,…
Full text · figuresRating Correlations and Macro Stress Testing
Authors: William Perraudin and Siyi Zhou This paper analyses the dynamics of credit ratings. We devise statistical techniques for estimating both intra- and inter-industry correlations between factors driving ratings changes. The analysis is performed…
Full text · figuresTop Down Stress Testing for Bank Financial Statements: A Case Study
Case study available here. This note shows through a case study how Risk Control’s Stress ControllerTM software may be used to implement top down stress testing of a bank. The calculations are based on the publicly available financial statement and Pillar 3…
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