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Adapting Credit Risk Models for a Dynamic Global Economy | Credit Risk Unlocked
In a world where financial landscapes are constantly shifting, Varun Nakra, Vice President at Deutsche Bank emphasizes the importance of agility in credit risk management. Drawing on his extensive experience, Nakra explains that there is no universal approach to modeling; instead, each scenario demands tailored methodologies.
Mar 20, 2025

Varun Nakra, VP Credit Risk Modelling, Deutsche Bank
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Credit risk models require customization based on specific quantitative challenges, underscoring that one size does not fit all in financial modeling.
Regular recalibration of models is essential to maintain their accuracy and relevance, especially in light of shifting business strategies and external data changes.
Evolving regulatory requirements can necessitate significant updates to models, highlighting the importance of staying informed about compliance guidelines.
Advanced methodologies, including incorporating macroeconomic variables, can enhance the robustness of credit risk models, particularly in uncertain economic climates.

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