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SAS Stress Testing, IFRS 9 & Capital Forecasting

Par : Sameer Shaikh
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8231617265
  • EAN9798231617265
  • Date de parution25/08/2025
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurWalzone Press

Résumé

SAS Stress Testing, IFRS 9 & Capital Forecasting is a practitioner's playbook for turning PD/LGD/EAD models into board-ready capital views. The book walks from a reproducible SAS environment and a realistic 50k synthetic portfolio through loss estimation, stress overlays, IRB-style capital (K, UL, RWA), and full ICAAP/CCAR projections-so readers can go from "model metrics" to decisions on limits, buffers, and pricing.
What makes this book different:·         Guaranteed-run code that is idempotent and safe to re-run (writes to a clean WORK library), plus copy-paste exhibits you can lift straight into documentation and decks. ·         Business-first outputs: Board/ALCO tables for EL & RWA by segment, IRB capital rollups, and one-page pricing floors linking EL rate and capital charge. ·         Forward-looking stress testing: Mild/Moderate/Severe scenarios, a 2008-style case study, and reverse-stress breakpoints that connect macro shocks to PD, LGD, and EAD. ·         End-to-end governance: How to translate analytics into ICAAP narratives, CCAR-style quarter rolls, and audit-ready evidence with clean SAS listings. Who this is for: risk modellers and validation teams, capital planners, IFRS 9/CECL practitioners, and managers who want transparent, reproducible SAS code that produces numbers boards and regulators trust.
How to use this book: start with the environment header and portfolio generator (Part 1), run the profiling snapshots, then build the EL/Capital exhibits before moving into scenario overlays and ICAAP/CCAR projections. Each chapter ends with copy-ready tables and explanations you can paste into your bank's documentation. 
SAS Stress Testing, IFRS 9 & Capital Forecasting is a practitioner's playbook for turning PD/LGD/EAD models into board-ready capital views. The book walks from a reproducible SAS environment and a realistic 50k synthetic portfolio through loss estimation, stress overlays, IRB-style capital (K, UL, RWA), and full ICAAP/CCAR projections-so readers can go from "model metrics" to decisions on limits, buffers, and pricing.
What makes this book different:·         Guaranteed-run code that is idempotent and safe to re-run (writes to a clean WORK library), plus copy-paste exhibits you can lift straight into documentation and decks. ·         Business-first outputs: Board/ALCO tables for EL & RWA by segment, IRB capital rollups, and one-page pricing floors linking EL rate and capital charge. ·         Forward-looking stress testing: Mild/Moderate/Severe scenarios, a 2008-style case study, and reverse-stress breakpoints that connect macro shocks to PD, LGD, and EAD. ·         End-to-end governance: How to translate analytics into ICAAP narratives, CCAR-style quarter rolls, and audit-ready evidence with clean SAS listings. Who this is for: risk modellers and validation teams, capital planners, IFRS 9/CECL practitioners, and managers who want transparent, reproducible SAS code that produces numbers boards and regulators trust.
How to use this book: start with the environment header and portfolio generator (Part 1), run the profiling snapshots, then build the EL/Capital exhibits before moving into scenario overlays and ICAAP/CCAR projections. Each chapter ends with copy-ready tables and explanations you can paste into your bank's documentation. 
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