Loss Forecasting: Modeling Methodology (video)

Video: Published Aug 18, 2015

Effective loss forecasting is essential to capital adequacy planning. Is your approach accurately forecasting potential losses? The position of a bank's capital adequacy is directly tied to accurate loss forecasting. Adopting the most robust modeling methodology to forecast losses is a critical element to capital planning efforts. Loss-forecasting modeling has proven to be an extremely complex and resource-intensive process. Given the multitude of potential data sources and various methodologies, how do you know if you're using the most accurate model for your business? Favored by regulators in recent years, Experian's modeling approach has been shown to produce more accurate forecasts over other commonly used methodologies.

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