Integrating ECL onto a stress-testing platform: credit risk characteristics
This Financial Risk Group white paper, authored by Jonathan Leonardelli, director of business analytics, examines how credit loss in the expected credit loss (ECL) process can leverage changes in the credit risk profile of a portfolio during a stress scenario.
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