What You'll Learn
This webinar is timely and relevant as financial institutions face heightened scrutiny of their modeling practices. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of predictive modeling in lending, along with practical tools for validating models and integrating them effectively into business processes. The webinar also provides valuable insight into regulatory expectations and exam preparedness, helping participants strengthen governance and compliance efforts. In addition, attendees will learn strategies to enhance decision-making and improve the customer experience while building awareness of ethical considerations, including how to identify and mitigate potential bias in model-driven outcomes.
Topics covered in this session
- Foundations of Modeling in Lending
- Defining what is and is not a model
- Introduction to predictive modeling
- Types of models commonly used in lending
- Risk Management and Validation
- Conducting due diligence on modeling tools
- Verifying accuracy and reliability of outputs
- Model development and validation best practices
- Practical Application and Compliance
- Utilizing model outputs appropriately in decision-making
- Integration into business processes and systems
- Ethical considerations and compliance, including bias
*This program does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
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