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The client is one of the largest non-banking financial services companies in India, with a focus on loans to the power sector.
We implemented the ECL model and converted their financials to the Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS), which is a converged IFRS.
The following activities were performed in ECL implementation:
- Setting up ECL policy and advised on decisions such as default definition, SICR criteria etc
- Prepared the methodology documents for ECL and its risk components i.e. PD, LGD and EAD.
- Computation of historical PD and converting it into forward looking PD using macroeconomic forecasts and scenario analysis.
- Computation of LGD as per the methodology
- Computation of EAD and applied the staging criteria on the portfolio
- Created the ECL model and set up the process for independent use by the management
- Prepared the ECL and credit risk disclosures in the financial statements
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