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Event Date |
Tue Apr 5 UTC (over 2 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Mon Apr 4 8:00pm - Mon Apr 4 8:00pm |
Location | Online |
Region | All |
The last two years have seen an unprecedented and often unexpected impact on the mortgage market. The latest consensus is that we are expected to return to pre-pandemic norms but despite this we are faced with expected increases in interest rates and the still very real risk of mortgage arrears and defaults.
Predicting the future is impossible, however, a safeguard for this is introducing agile scenario modelling which can provide long-term strategic business planning assistance. This is achieved by analysing the impact of changes in KPIs such as mortgage volumes, interest rates and ECL on the net profitability and growth, particularly in an environment with rising interest rates. It has become ever more apparent that having the ability to create and compare scenarios will enable firms to respond to changing market conditions in an efficient and agile manner and allow them to better understand the consequences on the profitability, liquidity and capital.
Our speakers will discuss the challenges of the past two years in the mortgage market, future predictions and how mortgage providers can equip themselves for whatever uncertainty lies ahead.
Learning outcomes:
• Gather market intelligence from leading advisory firm KPMG.
• Discover how agile scenario modelling can quickly provide insight into the impact on the balance sheet.
• Gather insight into tools available in the market that can replace laborious Excel-based processes.
Who Should Attend?
• Mortgage lenders/providers
• CFO
• Head of finance
• Head of FP&A
• Finance manager
• Head of product
2022 Speakers
Neil Shah
Head of Financial Services, Board
Givarn Ramsundar
Senior Manager, Finance Transformation Consulting – Financial Services, KPMG
Simon Hills
Director, Prudential Policy, UK Finance
2022 Sponsor
• Board