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Credit risk and RAROC
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Credit risk and RAROC

Profitability valuation of a credit loan portfolio per region, product type and branch. Uses credit VaR and RAROC
Last updated 11/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Profitability valuation of a credit loan portfolio per region, product type and branch. Uses credit Value at Risk and RAROC (Risk Adjusted Return on Capital).

Course content

2 sections7 lectures39m total length
  • Calculating Losses For A Loan Portfolio8:07

    An example for measuring profitability for a commercial bank portfolio of credit assets.

  • How to install @RISK's Trial Version1:49

    Instructions on downloading a free version of @RISK.

  • Calculating Loss Given Default Parameters3:25

    Calculate a stochastic variable for loss given default, the amount that is not covered by any collateral once a loan has defaulted.

  • Calculating Probabilistic Loss5:32

    Calculate the probability of default for a loan depending on its score and type.

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of @RISK and Excel

Description

This banking example shows how to measure profitability for a commercial bank portfolio of credit assets. In the credit business, losses of interest and principal occur all the time - there are always some borrowers that default on their obligations. The losses that are actually experienced in a particular year vary from year to year, depending on the number and severity of default events.

Using a Basel II-based approach we propose a Loss-Given-Default type of model inserting Monte Carlo simulation in order to incorporate probabilities that allow calculation of unexpected losses.

Who this course is for:

  • Bank analysts, financial analysts