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Solution Guide to Credit Risk Management in Banking
Ovum, Jan 2011, Pages: 56
Introduction
While governments and regulatory bodies are trying to revive their economies and are putting banks under pressure to increase their lending, the industry's ability to manage credit risk remains weak. This situation is boosting a re-evaluation of credit risk management processes and the underlying technologies to minimize the exposure to current and future credit losses.
Features and benefits
- Identifies the technology vendors banks should shortlist when considering the purchase of a credit risk management solution
- Provides a comparative technology assessment of the credit risk management solutions offered by leading vendors in the banking market
- Identifies the credit risk management solution providers that have the most impact on the banking market
- Offers visibility into how well different credit risk managemetn solutions support the entire credit lifecycle
Highlights
- Credit risk in many cases is the entry point of addressing other interconnected risk areas (such as market or liquidity risks), with the twin drivers being regulatory changes and the now all-too-obvious need for improved exposure aggregation capabilities.
- The technology evaluation criteria should be focused on areas that relate to banking credit risk management strategy: reliability, commitment to the banking sector, and rich capabilities.
Your key questions answered
- What are the strengths and weaknesses of leading credit risk management vendors and their solutions?
- What vendors and their solutions should be shortlisted for a credit risk management project?
- What vendors offer best credit risk functionality and underlying technology?
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