The recent bankruptcy of Silicon Valley Bank and the collapse of Credit Suisse Bank's share price have spread a sense of crisis throughout the global financial sector. In this unpredictable economic and regulatory environment, it is crucial for financial institutions to develop a response strategy to withstand potentially adverse scenarios. This has made it increasingly essential for Risk professionals, Banks, Regulators & Governments to collaborate more closely than ever to meet the shared challenges. By working together, we will emerge more resilient in 2023 and beyond!
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Improve regulatory compliance and instill powerful balance sheet management capabilities.
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Execute the entire ECL process in a substantially reduced time frame using a controlled, high-performance environment.
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Modernize risk across the organization with a trusted solution for managing analytical models and decision strategies.
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Anselmo Marmonti leads the global Risk Business Consulting & Solutions practice of the Risk Research and Quantitative Solutions division at SAS.
Abdullo is part of SAS Risk & Finance Advisory in APAC, where he advises financial institutions on topics related to Corporate and Retail credit process, Credit risk modelling and Risk Decisioning, application of AI/ML in credit process and risk domain architecture. With over 16 years of experience in credit risk management, Abdullo has worked with a number of multinational banking groups focusing on operations, technology and governance.
Wilson Yap is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in professional services, project management, and advisory services in the Asia Pacific region. As the Senior Director of Professional Services at Kamakura Corporation, he is responsible for all implementation, project management, and advisory services in Asia Pacific. With a strong leadership role in stakeholder engagement and fact-finding discussions, Wilson is adept at recommending appropriate solutions to deliver stakeholder requirements. Wilson and his team joined Risk and Quantitative Solutions (RQS) team after SAS acquired Kamakura Corporation in July 2022. As the Director and Head of Risk Banking Solutions (Asia), Wilson is currently leading SAS's integrated balance sheet management initiatives in the Asia region.
Dhruv has over 15 years of experience in the banking & financial services industry in the space of risk management. He leads EY India’s 200+ member team focussing on regulatory credit risk and capital management practice. He has worked with 100+ clients across over 15 countries, including India on various credit risk and capital management related projects covering IFRS9, IRB, credit scorecards, rating models, ICAAP & Stress Testing.
Sreya has over 12 years of experience in financial service industry. At EY, she has been co-leading multiple risk analytics projects across scorecard development, decision tree based customer segmentation schemes and profiling analyses. She has an extensive experience in quantitative analysis & statistical modelling in consumer credit risk across global as well as Indian banks.
Aakriti is a Senior Manager in the Liquidity and Treasury Risk Consulting practice at EY. She has over 14 years of experience in quantitative model development and validation, with a focus on liquidity risk and liquidity stress testing. Prior to 2021, Aakriti was based in the US where she has supported several US GSIBs with the redevelopment of their liquidity stress testing frameworks and validation of key Tier 1 and 2 liquidity models. As part of EY India, Aakriti continues to collaborate and support international Banks with their liquidity and balance sheet management priorities.
