Quantitative Analyst – IFRS 9 Credit Risk Modelling (PD)
A modelling role in the bank's risk data science team in La Défense, building and monitoring wholesale probability-of-default models used for IFRS 9 provisions. The models are reviewed by internal audit and regulators.
What you’d work on
Our reading of the posting: what a new hire in this role would most likely spend their first months on.
- Design, calibrate and monitor IFRS 9 PD models for wholesale portfolios
- Run impact studies and consistency checks on risk parameters
- Work with business users and data teams on the data models need
- Write model documentation
- Prepare studies for auditors and management
What they ask for
Required
- Statistical and probabilistic modelling
- PD model development
- Data science techniques
- SAS, Python or R
- Credit risk understanding
- French and English (at least B2)
- Education
- Not stated
- Experience
- At least 6 months (an internship counts) in credit risk modelling
- Languages and tools
- Markets
- credit
How to prepare
- Build a lifetime PD model with macroeconomic scenarios for IFRS 9
- Learn staging rules, ECL formulas and how forward-looking information is applied
- Practise calibration and back-testing of PD curves in Python or R
- Read how auditors and regulators challenge provisioning models
- Write a short methodology note for a model you built
What to study
- Probability, Statistics and Financial Data
- Econometrics and Financial Time Series
- Quantitative Risk Management
- Financial Machine Learning
- Python for Quantitative Finance
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