Expected Credit Loss (ECL)
Modelling under IFRS 9

04 – 08 November 2024
Johannesburg South Africa

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Introduction:

The single biggest change brought in by IFRS 9 Financial Instruments is expected credit loss (ECL) impairment accounting. The impairment requirements in IFRS 9 radically change how financial assets loss provisioning is considered in the financial statements from incurred credit loss to expected credit loss. The ECL impairment requirements entities to use techniques that require them to arrive at an estimate of losses based on their expectations of future conditions. By its very nature it is modeling and data intensive. 

This workshop is aimed at helping professionals develop credit risk modeling skills required to model and calculate financial asset impairment in compliance with IFRS 9

Training Objectives

  • Understanding of the requirements of IFRS 9 on incurred loss modeling 
  • Develop core skills in creating Expected Credit Loss Models 
  • Develop core skills in validating the correctness of Expected Credit Loss Models 
  • Familiarize participants with methods, processes and systems used to measure, validate and limit credit exposures 

Who Should Attend:

CROs, CFOs, COOs, Presidents/VPs/EVPs/FVPs/SVPs, Global Heads, Department Heads, Managing Directors, Directors, and Managers of: 

  • Asset/Liability Management 
  • Accounting 
  • Balance Sheet Management 
  • Bank & Country Risk 
  • Auditors 
  • Internal Audit. 
  • Interest Rate Risk 
  • Risk Analysis 
  • Risk Control 
  • Counterparty Credit Risk 
  • Credit Portfolio Management 
  • Quantitative Analysts 
  • Portfolio Strategy 
  • Prudential Policy 
  • Supervision/Regulation 
  • Compliance 
  • Capital Management 
  • Capital Modeling 
  • Credit Research 

Model Validation 

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