World's Largest Bank

Risk Integrated has installed the firm’s Specialized Finance System at the world's largest bank, headquartered in London. The bank is using the SFS to gather detailed data on its commercial real estate loans and report on the portfolio’s risk profile. The system covers lending to both investment properties and construction projects.

Prominent UK Building Society

In a phased project, a top ten UK building society has implemented Risk Integrated's Specialized Finance System for managing its commercial real estate portfolio and assessing new loans. Management is reassured by strengthening the quantitative analysis of credit risk at a time of ever-increasing regulatory pressure. The approach is currently under review for approval of Basel II compliance.

Major Commercial Real Estate Bank

Risk Integrated brought its system to a major international commercial real estate bank with extensive assets. Headquartered on the Continent, it now benefits from state-of-the-art monitoring and reporting of the risk of their commercial real estate portfolio. Risk Integrated's Specialized Finance System is implemented at their offices in twenty countries for € 40 Bn of real estate assets. The approach was reviewed and approved for Advanced Basel compliance by the relevant financial regulator.

European Commercial Real Estate Bank

Risk Integrated's client is a leading, specialized commercial real estate bank with over € 40 Bn in assets. Risk Integrated installed the SFS on their banking system for integrated monitoring and reporting of the risk within their commercial real estate portfolio.

Multinational Bank

The Head of Wholesale Credit Modeling at a large, UK-based multinational and Dr. Chris Marrison, CEO of Risk Integrated review the implementation strategies for embedding risk models in the bank's day-to-day project finance business. Improvements were achieved both in the deal structures and risk transparency of the project finance assets, greatly simplifying portfolio management and communication to the secondary markets.