Econometric Modelling to project macroeconomic and business variables, and alternate scenario generation for regulatory submission for a large European Investment Bank
Client : Large European Investment Bank
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Objective
To help a large European investment bank enhance stress-testing capabilities and meet tight regulatory deadlines by creating econometric models to project a wide range of macroeconomic and business variables and developing alternate scenarios for CCAR submission.
CRISIL's Solution
Modelled variables including vehicle sales, export of goods, vehicle imports, non-farm payroll, aggregate hours worked (private sector) and personal consumption
Expanded on client suggestion to use exogenous modelling approach (linear regression) by also employing endogenous modelling using vector auto regression
Applied univariate analysis: factor selection, variable transformation, lag average, number of lags, rank transformation
Stressed and adverse stressed scenarios developed by simulating the beta-coefficients of the model within their respective confidence levels - for 75% and 90% confidence levels, respectively
Client Impact
CRISIL's exogenous models from both linear regression and vector auto regression significantly enhanced client stress testing and allowed the investment bank to meet tight deadlines for required CCAR submission.
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