Credit portfolio manager of the year: Crédit Agricole

Risk Awards 2015: French bank shared trade finance exposure with World Bank

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Crédit Agricole’s CPM team (left to right): Francois-Edouard Hetier, Martial Ribette, Olivier Jouy, Pascale Olivié, Antoine Biais

Trade finance is a tricky product for credit portfolio managers to deal with – loan maturities may be relatively short, but the portfolios can still be large, and very few borrowers are covered by the credit default swap (CDS) market. This can make it difficult for banks to transfer credit risk to third parties, which is one of the ways a credit portfolio management (CPM) function earns its keep. 

In June last year, Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Banking (CA CIB) showed it can be done

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