overview

Volatile global markets, changing regulations, and an ever-increasing number of financial products are necessitating a laser like focus on controlling liquidity and interest rate risks. In this environment, banks must manage all risks effectively, model customer behavior and strategy, and simulate a wide range of other economic variables.

Surya offers a Bank Asset and Liability Management (BALM) solution that enables banks to effectively measure and manage liquidity risk, interest rate risk and forex risk. Through a comprehensive set of analytical tools and reports, BALM performs multi-dimensional balance sheet analysis producing trends and forecasting ratios, and stress tests to optimize decision making.

features at a glance

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    liquidity risk

    graphical and tolerance analyses, cost to close, short-term dynamics, and Basel III ratios.

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    interest rate

    sensitivity, tolerance, duration, market value, and comparative analyses.

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    forex risk

    impact analysis, multi-currency and translation risk reports.

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    scenario generation & analysis

    including rollover prepayment, forwards, contingency planning, and Monte Carlo simulation.

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    Behavioral Analysis

    of maturity and non-maturity products

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    financial analytics

    on key ratios, trends and comparisons, as well as regulatory and custom reports

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    Alco support

    such as report distribution, meeting organization, and documentation.

BALM HELPS BANKS TO

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    Simplify definition of even the most complex products

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    Evaluate the potential impact of changes on the balance sheet and overall business operations

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    Improve the quality and efficiency of reporting

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    Scale to enterprise ALM requirements

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    Enhance efficiency through integration with vendor and proprietary transaction processing systems

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    Generate Basel III Liquidity risk consisting liquidity coverage ratio, net stable funding ratio, leverage ratios and liquidity stress tests

CASE STUDIES