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The following is intended to outline our general

product direction. It is intended for information

purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any

contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any

material, code, or functionality, and should not be

relied upon in making purchasing decisions.

The development, release, and timing of any

features or functionality described for Oracle’s

products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

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OPERATIONAL RISK REG RISK MARKET RISK FOUNDATION INITIATION VISION FINANCE

Starting Out: Sample Roadmap to Assess Risk Systems

BUSINESS INFRAS’TURE CAPITAL MGNT EXTEND SOFTWARE GROUP BUSINESS DESIGN ICAAP Pillar II COST ALLOCATIONS GRC CONTROLS FSAH GRANULAR DATA DAILY RWA CREDIT RISK TRANSPARNECY DECOMM WALKER

STRESS & SCENARIO TESTING

OPTIMISE GRDW TECH

DECOMM ALGO

REVIEW MARKET RISK

MIGRATE & DECOMM ESTABLISH LOSS DATABASE OP PRICE VAL’N & P&L ATTRIB’N ECONOMIC CAPITAL REPUTATIONAL RISK PLANNING & BUDGETTNG ECONOMIC CAPITAL ENTERPRISE PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT PRIORITISE DATA DISCREPANCIES ASSESS DATA CONSISTENCY (DRM)

BEST PRACTICE VISITS DATA INVENTORY EDUCATION & AWARENESS REVIEW BASEL II SYSTEMS RATIONALISE CREDIT RISK SYSTEMS DECOMM FERMAT STRESS TESTING CONSOLIDATE MARKET RISK SYSTEMS

REAL TIME RISK

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Topics

Framework

Applying the Framework

Liquidity Risk

AML/Fraud

Credit Risk

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Compliance

• Multi Dimensional Profitability

• Customer Profitability Available to Front Office

• Product and Branch Profitability

• Activity Based Costing

• Transfer Pricing

Risk

Management

Managing Risk, Performance & Profitability Across the Enterprise

Performance

Profitability

• Planning & Budgeting

• Performance Scorecards

• Operational Cost Analysis

• Risk Adjusted Performance Mgmt

• Liquidity Risk

• Credit, Market & Operational Risk Measurement

• Complete & Transparent Audit Trail • Asset/Liability Mgmt • Regulatory Compliance • Basel II • SOX • Anti-Money Laundering • Regulatory Reporting

• Internal Controls Manager

• Fraud Analytics Server BI Dashboards Profitability / Risk Engine Databases Data Warehouse

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Standard

ETL

Process

Data Model

General Ledger Instruments Results Meta Data

Proposed Best Practice Solution

End to End Performance and Risk Management

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Best Practice Risk Technology & Architecture

C ommon E T L La y er (e.g. : O racl e D ata -I ntegrator)

Common Operational Framework

Common Security Framework Rules Services Modeling Services Workflow Manager (BPEL) Bus. App. Services Adhoc Querying / Reporting / Viewing OLAP Analysis Alerts User Portal Repo rti ng / Q ue ry ing / O LA P V iew ing La y er Business-App Interface Data

Delivery Platform

Rule-Run Engine Modeling Sandbox Metadata Ser v ic es Java / J2EE Web Service s Java / J2EE

Application Layer

Metadata

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Key Requirement: Reconciliation with the GL

•Operational balances  GL accounts mapping •Identification of differences

•Adjustment entries •Correction entries

•Running balance of residual adjustments •Reports for verification and validation:

•Differences

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Framework

Applying the Framework

Liquidity Risk

AML/Fraud

Credit Risk

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Liquidity Risk Stress Testing

Typical Process Flow

Define Baseline Assumptions using Baseline Rules • by business user

• rule definitions based on

pre-defined business hierarchies / dimensions and business processors (formulae)

Step 2: Execute Baseline Run

• baseline data from lines of

business

• can be scheduled to run

overnight as and when data arrives from each LOB

Step 3 : Define Stress Rules and group them to form a stress scenario

• by business user

• users can select any baseline

assumption rule and modify and “save as” stress rule

Step 4: Map the Stress Scenario to the Baseline Run to form a Stress Run

Step 5: Execute the Stress Run in the system

to produce Stressed Liquidity Gap Report

Step 6: Define

Counterbalancing Strategy • by business user

• Business user can choose

and apply strategies like sale of collateral, repo of

collaterals, new funding sources, etc.

Step 7: System produces Revised Stressed Liquidity Report showing

the effect of counterbalancing

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Rates

• Historical Interest Rates • Historical FX Rates • Forecast Interest Rates • Forecast FX Rates

• Term Structure Parameters • IRC Details • IRC Terms GAP • Repricing GAP • Liquidity GAP • GAP Runoff • GAP Prin Runoff • GAP Reprice Runoff • GAP Int CF

• GAP Runoff Net Rate

Market Value

• Market Value • Duration

• Current Balance • Current Rate

• Weighted Avg Remaining Maturity

Balance Sheet Forecasting and Income Simulation

• Beginning Balance • Avg Balance • Ending Balance • Beginning Rate • Ending Rate • Avg Rate • Interest Accrued • Interest Cash Flow

Value at Risk

• VaR Term

• Weighted Avg Probability • Gross Probability

• Probability Decile • Product Value at Risk • Portfolio Value at Risk • Market Value

Earnings at Risk

• Product Earnings • Net Interest Income • Net Income

• Rate Path

Oracle Liquidity & ALM Analytics

• Benchmark Values,

• Delta to Bench, Index to Bench

• Value Change Over Time Series,

• Month Change Over Time Series,

• Rankings

• Month Ago, Quarter Ago, Year Ago values

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Basel II

Applying the Framework

Liquidity Risk

AML/Fraud

Credit Risk

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Challenges in Financial Services

Financial Services agencies must make decisions

intelligently

What valuation controls and principles should be applied to avoid mis-markings?

Which credit requests should be authorized, adjusted, or denied?

What criteria should drive audit selection? How should programs be funded?

Which transactions are fraudulent? Which adjustments are non-compliant?

How should credit history, bank activity, and lifetime events be weighted?

Most agencies can’t make the best decision for each interaction

They lack a “decision framework” to express the logic of real-time decisions

They lack analytics focused on interactions

Business Goals cannot be effectively applied and measured

Risk and compliance expertise is anecdotal and applied inconsistently

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Business Process Optimization

Business Process Execution

Enterprise Information Model

RTD

Business Rules &

Self-Learning Predictive Models

Inputs

Process data & context

Process decision point & feedback

Makes decisions in real time in the

context of each transaction

Takes into account multiple,

competing business priorities e.g.

maximise revenue whilst minimize

cost and ensure channel compliance

Automatically learns and self-adjusts

based on feedback to continuously

improve results

Significantly more advanced and

scalable than “rule-based” systems

Integrates across multiple interaction

channels e.g. web, call centre, teller,

kiosk, etc

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RTD for Risk, Fraud, and Compliance

Capabilities Model

Operational

Process

Intelligence

Process

Secondary

Process

RTD

Integrated Risk Assessment

Clear or review transactions based on risk profiles,

compliance controls, and operational metrics

Real-Time Analysis and Reports

Web-based reports and analytical views for risk mgmt

Risk Profile Management

Manage and define risk profiles for automation

Inline measurement of risk profile efficacy

Predictive Analytics and Self-Learning

End to end risk process analytics

Trending and Best-fit profiles for Risk Discovery

Inspection outcome propensity to avoid false positives

Identify outliers for compliance measurement

OOTB Business Controls

Risk Sensitivity

Randomization

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Framework

Applying the Framework

Liquidity Risk

AML/Fraud

Credit Risk

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Recommend Next

Best Audit Step

Closing the Loop

Risk Assessment Risk Indicators Detected No Risk or Exception Approved

Accept as Declared?

Submission

Predictive Risk

Models

Predictive Model

Risk Propensity

Review Product offering – Rate? Different Amount?

Verification/Validation

Customs Review

and Treatment

Case Resolved

Yes No

Policies and Overides

Inspection

Recommendation

Credit Risk Decisioning

RTD Risk Management Downstream Decisions

Case Handling

Internal & External

Credit Rating/Scoring

KYC/AML Check

Origination

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How Oracle Applies the Framework

Functional View of Architecture

Enterprise Wide Analytics: Risk MIS & Regulatory Reporting

Risk Dashboards & Reporting Advanced Solutions ICAAP Basel II Credit Risk Risk Measurement & Management Asset Liability Management

Credit Risk Economic Capital

Corporate & Retail Credit Risk Risk Modeling Financial Services Data Warehouse PD Modeling

Data Quality Checks, G/L Reconciliation, Manual Data Adjustments Common Data Repository

Cash Flow

Modeling LGD Modeling VaR Models

Data Sources Credit Rating Systems Stress Testing Risk Based Pricing RAPM RAROC / SVA

Market Risk (VaR)

Operational Risk Economic Capital Operational Risk Management Instrument Pricing Models Frequency & Severity Models Operational Systems Market Data Sources Data Repositories General Ledger Liquidity Risk Management Portfolio Models A n al yti ca l A p p lic ati on In fr as tr u ct u re O FSD W

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Oracle Calculation Engines In-house Calculation Engines Third Party Calculation Engines

Oracle Pre-built Reports/Dashboards in OBIEE External BI tools with custom built content

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Oracle Analytic Applications for Financial Services

Governance

Risk &

Compliance

Enterprise Risk

Management

Enterprise

Performance

Management

Customer Insight

Governance & Compliance Governance Compliance Risk Regulatory Compliance Anti-Money Laundering Trading Compliance Broker Compliance Fraud Detection Operational Risk Operational Risk Credit Risk

Retail Credit Risk Corporate Credit Risk

Treasury Risk

Market Risk Asset Liability Management

Regulatory Capital

Basel II : Credit Risk Basel II : Market Risk Basel II : Operational Risk

Economic Capital EC : Credit Risk EC : Market Risk EC : Operational Risk Performance Management Multidimensional Profitability Customer Profitability Funds Transfer Pricing

Finance

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