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	January 5, 2009 Case Study: Hypo Real Estate Enables Credit Risk Professionals With Business Rules Achieve Greater Agility, Transparency, And Compliance In An Uncertain Regulatory Environment by Mike Gualtieri with John R. Rymer, Charles Brett, Mike Gilpin, Wallis Yu

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Executive Summary

Uncertainty in lending regulatory requirements is putting pressure on credit risk modelers to become more responsive. Munich-based Hypo Real Estate Group (HRE), an international banking specialist for commercial real estate markets and the public sector, implemented a new credit risk management approach. The result: Application development professionals are no longer a bottleneck, and credit risk modelers can respond more quickly to changing regulatory requirements. HRE's experience suggests that business rules platforms will help many financial services firms be more responsive and more compliant in today's uncertain regulatory environment. Application development professionals can learn from HRE's best practices, which are to: 1) provide risk modelers with a rules-authoring environment and 2) create a formal, collaborative rules life cycle.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• The Best And The Worst Of Times For Credit Risk Modelers
• Best Practice: HRE Provided Quants With A Rules Authoring Environment
• Best Practice: HRE Created A Formal, Collaborative Rules Life Cycle
• Best Practice Results: HRE Achieves Greater Agility In Credit Rating

WHAT IT MEANS

• The Benefits Of Business Rules Are Not Limited To Credit Risk Modeling
• Related Research Documents

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