Kalypto/ECL (IAS 39,IFRS 7) & FRA

Objective



To comply with IAS 39, and IFRS 7 and enable the bank to be ready for IFRS 9 adoption.
Automate Financial Reporting thus to increase the efficiency and productivity across banks.

Pain Points

  • 1

    Data available in disparate sources.

  • 2

    Unique identifier for a customer not available as each transactional system has its own CIF.

  • 3

    Reconciliation of transactional data with GL data.

  • 4

    Computation of complicated statistical computations such as PD and LGD and availability and storage of Historical Complexity involved in the preparation of IFRS 7 Risk-based Disclosures.

  • 5

    Data required for the computations.

  • 6

    Time Consuming and complicated manual process.

Solution Given

  • 1

    Kalypto/ECL and FRA - Classification and measurement, Individual Impairment module, Collective impairment module, ECL recognition (PD, LGD & macro-economic factors, EAD), Cash flow generation module, SICR checklist, Generation of GAAP and IFRS financial statements, automated accounting engine, disclosure reports.

Solution Highlights


  • 1

    A common database akin to a data warehouse was created for data collation.

  • 2

    A unique identifier was generated through the system using NIC number for Retail customers and BRN number for other customers.

  • 3

    System facilitates historical data storage required for PD & LGD computation.

  • 4

    Manual Upload facility where historical data was unavailable in the legacy system.

  • 5

    Automated Computation of PD & LGD thus eliminating manual errors.

  • 6

    GL Recon engine which reconciles transactional with GL at the click of a button.

  • 7

    Fully configurable Reporting Engine which can be configured from the front-end by business users thus generating IFRS 7 Risk-Based Disclosure reports without much manual intervention.

Key Benefits


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BEST PRACTICES

Reduced time frame for automated financial reporting from 60 days to 15 days.

BEST PRACTICES

Total STP with audit controls.

BEST PRACTICES

Bank can comply with regulatory needs.

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