Efficient NPL Management Enhanced by AI Tools
Thought Leadership Webinar: This webinar provides a practical example of how AI could assist banks in identifying potentially vulnerable corporate obligors in a stressful macroeconomic situation and to assist in building an efficient early warning and NPL management process.
Date:
July 27, 2022
Time:
10:00 - 11:00 a.m. EDT
3:00 - 4:00 p.m. BST
Presented By:
Piotr Zamisnii, Riskresh Consulting
Grigori Tymchenko, Riskresh Consulting
Session Length:
60 minutes
Responding to the impact of the pandemic and geopolitical crisis, regulators expect a growing number of bank imbalances – to a certain extent because of the increase in NPL loans. Before the crisis, the related obligors could only be kept alive artificially thanks to the low interest rates and favorable economic conditions. Normally, they would have had to file for bankruptcy. However, governmental response to the crisis and additional support to those obligors extended their inefficient activity and only moved their potential bankruptcy to the future.
Most banks or asset managers cannot determine which corporate customers return to their full credit capacity after the crisis; and therefore, cannot activate required early warning and NPL management actions. Our AI based approach identifies relevant obligors and proposes enhanced adaptive actions with automated reporting of their efficiency.
Key takeaway: The use of AI tools to determine potential vulnerable sectors of corporate lending in stressful situations post-Covid-19 and geopolitical conflict situation.
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Piotr Zamisnii is a Partner at Riskresh Consulting. He has 18 years of professional experience in banking and consulting in the USA, Benelux, France and Eastern Europe. His experience spans the management of credit processes and credit cycles development; implementation, management and validation of internal credit risk models; implementation of IFRS 9, CRR/CRD and ICAAP frameworks; credit risk strategy, operations and digitaliaation.
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Grigori Tymchenko is a Parnter at Riskresh Consulting. He has 14 years of professional experience in banking and consulting in the USA, Western and Eastern Europe. His experience spans development, implementation, management and validation of internal models of financial and non-financial risks; creation of early warning systems for various portfolios; implementation of IFRS 9, Basel II-IV, ECB, EBA, Fed requirements; automation, integration and optimization of banking processes and systems.
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