Moody's Analytics is pleased to invite you to join a discussion on the Nigerian economy through the lens of CreditEdge™ platform. This powerful tool is designed to manage credit risk by leveraging the industry's most accurate Probability of Default (PD) model.

During the webinar, we will highlight and explore the most at-risk names across different sectors and industries within the Nigerian economy.

Topics include:

•  Introduction to the CreditEdge platform
•  Monitoring and analysing sectors within the Nigerian economy
•  Analyses of specific public companies listed on the NSE

In this webinar, we show how an integrated balance sheet management solution can be leveraged to allow better alignment for the management of liquidity risk, interest rate risk, and credit risk; thereby breaking down the silos that traditionally exist in these risk disciplines.

In this webinar, we will discuss Moody’s Analytics' automated capabilities to: - Speedily access financial spreading data - Interpret PDFs - Analyse data within a SaaS deployed collaborative framework.

We will explore reporting capabilities and conclude by discussing how to stay on top of your counterparty and portfolio risk, by leveraging our monitoring and early warning system.

Kenya’s parliament agreed last year to remove an interest rate limit that was introduced in 2016 to curb high borrowing costs. The policy is expected to benefit local banks although there are concerns about a return to excessive borrowing costs. It is also expected that the move will attract more competition in the lending space among banks and other lenders going forward.

In this webinar, we will discuss:

• The current pricing framework adopted by Financial Institutions in Kenya
• The best practices in Risk Based Loan Pricing
• How has IFRS 9 and recent COVID-19 crisis impact the loan pricing methods
• Example of a loan pricing model practical application

IFRS Standard 9 has introduced a new classification of financial instruments which determines their measurement method.

In this webinar, we will discuss and answer questions such as:

• How can the entities determine the classification of financial instruments based on the business model for managing the financial assets and the contractual cash flow characteristics?
• What are the factors that determine the significant increase in credit risk for allocating instruments to stage 2?
• Definition of default and Stage 3 instruments
• Challenges in the current environment in determining the significant increase in credit risk

In this session we explore analytics and data that assess the current-state of credit portfolios, considering loss, downgrade risk, as well as that consider severity and length of this unprecedented economic slowdown across industries and countries.