How Automated Early Warning Indicators Can Help You Navigate Economic Uncertainties Ahead
Date:
Wednesday, November 9, 2022
Location:
On-Demand
Duration:
60 minutes
In today’s hyper inflationary environment and uncertain geo-political world, bank executives need to have the best systems in place to flag early signs of credit distress in their portfolios. In addition, with fee income under pressure and wages increasing, banks are challenged to increase efficiency. S&P Global Market Intelligence provides insight on how banks are solving these challenges by automating their credit risk processes.
In this webinar we will cover the major challenges banks face:
On-boarding new customers
Monitoring the portfolio, and
Spotting emerging risk trends.
Automation provides major benefits but can introduce new and unknown risks. Learn how to avoid those risks and implement best practices.
Bill QuadriniHead of Market Development (Americas), S&P Global Market Intelligence
Bill is Head of Market Development (Americas) for Credit & Risk Services within S&P Global Market Intelligence (SPGMI). In this role, Bill works with sales and product teams to develop better credit strategies using SPGMI’s tools and data. Full Bio
Bill is Head of Market Development (Americas) for Credit & Risk Services within S&P Global Market Intelligence (SPGMI). In this role, Bill works with sales and product teams to develop better credit strategies using SPGMI’s tools and data. Bill has worked extensively with the firms largest, most sophisticated clients to help them improve their credit strategies. Bill is an expert at quantitative modeling, underwriting, and analysis. In previous roles, Bill worked for FinAnalytica (part of FactSet) helping clients understand market risk, and Moody’s Analytics (formerly Moody’s KMV) helping clients model portfolio risk. In his early career, Bill worked for several banks, primarily as a commercial real estate lender. Minimize
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Robert DuranteSenior Director, Credit Risk Solutions, S&P Global Market Intelligence
Bob Durante is a Senior Director in Global Risk Services for S&P Global Market Intelligence. In his role, Bob is responsible for managing client service engagements, providing analytical thought leadership, and helping clients measure and manage their credit risk. Full Bio
Bob Durante is a Senior Director in Global Risk Services for S&P Global Market Intelligence. In his role, Bob is responsible for managing client service engagements, providing analytical thought leadership, and helping clients measure and manage their credit risk. Since joining S&P Global Market intelligence in 2008, Bob has led dozens of client engagement projects that focus on development of internal risk rating systems, validation of risk rating and stress testing models and he has issued the deployment of dozens of Credit Assessment Scorecards representing all major asset classes. Prior to joining S&P Global Market Intelligence, Bob held senior analytical and managerial positions for more than 25 years in Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services, including chairing rating committees to assign, confirm, update or downgrade credit ratings. Bob is noted for his award-winning level of client service, thought leadership, analytical innovation and project/staff management. Bob serves on the S&P Global Corporate Responsibility: Financial Essentials Working Group to ensure alignment between business and philanthropic objectives with particular focus on helping reduce the “lending gap” for women-owned small enterprises in emerging markets. Minimize
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