


- regulatory compliance scenarios
- income, value, and liquidity metrics
- static balance sheet
- optional online access
- includes basic
- non-parallel yield curve shifts
- dynamic balance sheet analytics
- quarterly Fair Value disclosures and documentation
- online access available at www.onlinealmnetwork.com
- includes standard
- integrated market, liquidity and credit risk measurement and monitoring solutions
- pro forma Economic Capital and ICAAP
- credit risk stress testing
- stochastic earnings and value at risk

Financial institutions of all sizes and charters are required to validate their risk models, including those used for ALM. Your requirements are the focus of our assignment. The customary report set, redesigned and updated in 2010, includes an Executive Summary, recommendations based on current “best practices”, and a detailed model implementation review.
Banks are now required to validate their liquidity risk measurement and management processes, including those used for ALM. Your requirements are the focus of our assignment. Global best practices liquidity policy reviews are performed by Leonard Matz, the author of the two best selling liquidity books and Sr. Consultant to the ALMnetwork.

Pre- and post-acquisition analysis of asset and liability Fair Values, including the Core Deposit Intangible (CDI).
Level 2 analysis of applicable Fair Values for Goodwill Impairment Testing. Level 1 analysis available from our business partners.
Integrated market, liquidity and credit risk considerations are required for best practices internal and external financial reporting. Our process has been favorably reviewed by Big 4 and regional accounting firms.
03.25.10: New Rules for ALCO: Risk Measurement & Liquidity Management presented in Tampa on March 25th and 26th for the FMS. more >
01.08.10: Financial Regulators Issue Interest Rate Risk Advisory Press Release more >
12.17.09: International framework for liquidity risk measurement, standards and monitoring consultative document. more >

real time ALCO reporting? Over the past few years, there have been days with historically high interest rate volatility. After several such days, the management of Sample Bank believed their annual budget was no longer accurate.
Working with the ALMnetwork, Sample Bank produced forecasts based on rates “as of” the prior days’ close. While not exactly “real-time” reporting, next day reporting was useful to the management of Sample Bank in comprehending their new earnings position, formulating new tactics and strategies, and fine-tuning their pricing.