Prepare for a Riskier, More Volatile Credit Environment (APAC)
Best Practices for Using Early Warning Signals
Which exposures should I worry about, and when should I take action?
With economies and financial markets in flux, early warning indicators and scenario-based methods are more important than ever to make better credit decisions and build resiliency.
In this session, we’ll explore essential concepts of our industry-leading Early Warning System that can help enhance your credit monitoring process:
- Leverage macroeconomic-level early warning insights
- Automate decision-rules that trigger alerts on the riskiest exposures in your portfolios
- Combine scenario analysis with alternative data to go beyond traditional risk measures
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SpeakersBrenda Solis Analytics & Modeling Moody's Analytics
Olga Loiseau-Aslanidi Managing Director, Predictive Analytics Moody's
Jonathan Chan Senior Data Scientist Asia Pacific, Predictive Analytics Moody's Analytics
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Brenda is an economist and Head of Research Insights for Asia Pacific. She leads a team of modellers and data scientists that design and implement quantitative risk management solutions for ESG and climate change, Asset Liability Management (ALM) and corporate credit risk. Brenda is also actively involved in providing research insights to support our customers, developing content for thought leadership in the region and promoting our solutions in globally.
Throughout her time at Moody's, she participated in initiatives that involved developing award winning risk models. In addition, Brenda led numerous consultancy projects with banks, fintech, regulators and investment firms worldwide, focusing on stress testing and model design.
Before joining Moody's Analytics in 2015, Brenda worked for SITA in Prague as a Treasury analyst responsible for the cash flow, currency risk management and bank relationship. In addition, she worked as a Senior Transfer Pricing consultant for EY in Mexico. Furthermore, she worked in the Mexican Ministry of Finance focusing on the liability management of the public debt in local and international markets.
Brenda holds a BA in Economics from Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, and MA degree in Economics and Finance with honors from Charles University in Prague. Currently she is pursuing a PhD in Accounting and Financial Management at University of Reading in the U.K.
Olga Loiseau-Aslanidi is a Managing Director in the Predictive Analytics team. She leads Integrated Risks research and coordinates the efforts of Regional Senior Leaders across the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and Europe, Middle East, and Africa. Her role drives impactful research innovation in Moody's solutions, ensuring they are locally relevant while maintaining global strategic alignment. Based in Dubai, with previous stints in Singapore and Europe, Dr. Loiseau-Aslanidi has been with Moody's since 2010.
A trusted advisor to senior leaders worldwide, Olga specializes in building organizational resilience across various risk disciplines. Her expertise spans quantitative research in credit risk and macroeconomics, business development, and customer experience. She has a proven track record in building high-performing teams, developing frameworks, and implementing complex systems and analytics for clients located around the world.
Olga holds a double Ph.D. and M.A. in Economics and Econometrics from CERGE-EI New York and Charles University in the Czech Republic. She completed studies for M.Sc. in Mathematics and holds a B.Sc. with honors in Applied Mathematics.
Jonathan is a senior data scientist in the Predictive Analytics unit and an economist by training. He is involved in the design of quantitative analytical solutions for risk management and deriving research insights from the solutions for Asia Pacific.
Before joining Moody's Analytics, Jonathan was a senior economist with the Monetary Authority of Singapore. He has also led a team responsible for programme evaluation efforts at the Ministry of National Development in Singapore, and worked in the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore focusing on the economic analysis of antitrust cases. Prior to that, he worked in the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore focusing on aviation environmental market-based measures.
Jonathan holds a MSc in Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and a Bachelors of Social Sciences in Economics (Honours) from the National University of Singapore.