Do Bank Stress Tests Mean Anything At All?

Bank stress testing is conducted according to future adverse scenarios of the economy that may not truly represent the most likely potential outcomes. The people at FRG recognize this and always seek to develop mathematically robust solutions while still adhering to...

Stress Testing Solutions: The Supply and Demand

More banks are seeking automated systems to stress test their institutions, rather than relying on manual processes that can be time consuming and not always cost effective. A new report by consultants with Aite Group suggests that smaller banks, those with revenues...

Banks Get a C+ in Postcrisis Risk Management

In the article, from American Banker, there is a concern that Banks are not engaging enough resources in building integrated risk infrastructure across business lines. FRG’s consultants have the skill set to assist Risk Managers in finding and implementing the...

The Risks of Oversimplifying Stress Test Models

Simple methods of stress testing often result in risky practices, but the trade off of using a simple model occurs through an easier understanding relative to a complex model.  FRG’s team of consultants develop complex models through an intuitive understanding...

Hierarchy of Visual Understanding

Risk visualization as a science and art form is still in it’s infancy.  The vast majority of users still view data in tabular form or use simple graphs to visualize.  FRG can help your firm take the next step in visualization.  We use storyboards and informative...