SAS Allowance for Credit Loss
Take your IFRS 9 and CECL process to a new level with a fully governed, automated workflow that includes highly efficient and precise computations.
Key features
Effectively address the requirements of CECL and IFRS 9 accounting standards and overcome business challenges related to the calculation of expected credit loss. A role-based, workflow-driven process enables users to contribute to the results while generating auditable artifacts along the way.
Model execution
Supports a wide range of models and engines.
Manual adjustments.
Includes rule-based and many other post-model adjustment techniques.
Attribution analysis & simulations
Lets you use configurable attributes to explain provisions changes and run what-if analyses.
Workflow and governance
Provides an orchestrated process with fully transparent and repeatable calculations.
Greater efficiency
Provides an optimized and governed way to store data and conduct high-performance and transaction-level analysis.
Chartis RiskTech100® 2025 Awards
SAS ranks #2 overall – with six category wins
SAS is ranked second overall in the world's foremost ranking of the Top 100 risk management and compliance technology providers. SAS also bested six technology award categories, including AI for Banking, Balance Sheet Risk Management, Behavioral Modeling, Enterprise Stress Testing, IFRS 9 and Model Risk Management.
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- SAS® Model Risk ManagementСократите модельный риск, улучшайте процесс принятия решений и финансовые показатели, соблюдайте требования регулятора к всестороннему корпоративному управлению модельным риском.
- SAS® Solution for CECLQuickly meet new US Financial Accounting Standards Board current expected credit loss (CECL) standards with best practices for modeling, workflow and reporting.