Banking & Financial Risk

Quantitative risk and regulatory modelling for banks and lenders

Robust models and clear advice that help financial institutions meet regulatory standards, measure risk accurately and manage the balance sheet.

Overview

Rigorous models. Practical outcomes.

Banks, building societies and lenders face complex, evolving regulation. Xivoni brings actuarial and quantitative rigour to credit, market and liquidity risk, building models that stand up to auditors and regulators.

We focus on outcomes: more accurate provisioning, clearer insight into risk, and better capital and balance sheet decisions.

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What we do

Our capabilities

IFRS 9 expected credit loss

Model development, validation and recalibration of PD, LGD and EAD models, run on our in-house IFRS 9 platform.

Basel III/IV compliance

Capital and regulatory reporting support aligned with Basel standards.

Interest rate risk (IRRBB & EVE)

Rate shock scenarios and economic value of equity analysis.

Liquidity management (LCR/NSFR)

Liquidity coverage and net stable funding ratio measurement and planning.

Value at Risk & stress testing

VaR modelling and forward-looking stress tests.

Climate risk & scenario modelling

Scenario analysis of physical and transition risks.

Who we work with

Clients we serve

  • Commercial and development banks
  • Building societies
  • Microfinance and credit providers
  • Development finance institutions
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Why Xivoni

What sets us apart

  • Actuarial rigour applied to banking risk
  • Audit-ready model documentation
  • Regional delivery experience (e.g. Zambia)
  • Knowledge transfer to your team
Related work

Case studies

BankingZambia

From spreadsheet models to our IFRS 9 platform

Credit risk models migrated from spreadsheets to our in-house IFRS 9 platform, with documentation, governance and knowledge transfer.

Outcome: The client reported improved accuracy, consistency and flexibility of credit assessments, reduced operational risk and continued model support.

MicrofinanceSouthern Africa

IFRS 9 impairment for a microlender's loan book

An expected credit loss provision calculated on our in-house IFRS 9 platform, with two earlier valuations re-run to explain the movement.

Outcome: A provision that management and the external auditors can reproduce from the loan data, with the main drivers of the year-on-year movement identified and recommendations for the year-end review.

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