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Financial Services Regulation Outlook 2024-2025
Advisory Financial Services Regulation Outlook 2024-2025
Our Regulation Outlook delves into the evolving EU regulatory landscape, exploring the key uncertainties that are poised to influence decision-making processes, market dynamics, and strategic planning throughout the year.
Dwayne Price
Amanda Ward
Janice Daly
Kevin Coleman
TJ Ray Raagas
Shane Quinn
| 3 min read | 28 Feb 2024
Decision-Making Models and using Advanced Estimation Techniques
Article Decision-Making Models and using Advanced Estimation Techniques
Our focus in this paper is to develop decision making models using a range of advanced machine learning techniques. We explore three different methodologies to measure the discriminatory power between good and bad borrowers using a credit card portfolio dataset. The main hypothesis is that advanced modelling techniques lead to more efficient estimates and higher discriminatory power.
Amanda Ward
Daniel Fernández Domínguez
Brian O'Dwyer
Dwayne Price
Frankie Cronin
Nuala Crimmins
| 3 min read | 25 Sep 2023
Climate & Environmental Risks Physical Risk Quantification Framework
Financial Services Advisory Climate & Environmental Risks Physical Risk Quantification Framework
Grant Thornton has constructed a Physical Risk Quantification Framework in its effort to support financial institutions in identifying and measuring their Climate & Environmental (C&E) Risks. In this publication, we present our methodology, implementation, and key benefits of the framework.
Amanda Ward
Stephen Tennant
Dwayne Price
Stavros Ioannou
Melpo Konnari
Daniel Fernández Domínguez
| 2 min read | 22 May 2023
Summary of ECB publications on climate and environmental risk
Advisory Summary of ECB publications on climate and environmental risk
Over the last few years the ECB have published a series of guidance and best practice publications in the Climate and Environmental (C&E) risk area. These publications and best industry practices indicate that while banks have made progress in incorporating climate-related risk, there is a high level of inconsistency in certain practices and also areas for improvement.
Dwayne Price
Amanda Ward
Frankie Cronin
Nuala Crimmins
Brian O'Dwyer
Janice Daly
Daniel Fernández Domínguez
| 6 min read | 04 Apr 2023
Scope Emissions Prediction Model Linear Models vs Machine Learning Approach
Financial Services Advisory Scope Emissions Prediction Model Linear Models vs Machine Learning Approach
How Grant Thornton can help you to estimate scope emissions for companies that do not report these metrics and incorporate these into banks’ Climate & Risk Quantification framework.
Dwayne Price
Lukas Majer
| 1 min read | 01 Nov 2022
Machine learning in IRB
Financial Services Advisory Machine learning in IRB
How Grant Thornton can help you understand the challenges surrounding the implementation and validation of machine learning techniques in IRB models.
Brian O'Dwyer
Dwayne Price
Frankie Cronin
Nuala Crimmins
Amanda Ward
Mark Perry
Lukas Majer
| 2 min read | 28 Jun 2022

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