Attached: Excel workbook with full BCR implementation (macro-driven, quarterly defaults, confidence intervals, and model diagnostics)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ltVYX4vhGeTllOQkEWKrED2DV33eb55M/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=115594792889982302405&rtpof=true&sd=true
Excel Implementation Details (see link above)
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Historical GDP YoY data as a macro factor
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Z-score standardization of macro series
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Conditional PD computed using Vasicek model
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Expected defaults calculated for each period
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Goal Seek used to backsolve for portfolio PD
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Bayesian posterior estimate and 95% confidence bound from Beta distribution
BCR Approach for Regulatory Reporting (PD in Low-Default Portfolios)
To calculate PD for low-default portfolios like sovereigns, large corporates, or prime mortgages, the Benjamin, Cathcart, and Ryan (BCR) methodology (2006) is a robust statistical approach used in both regulatory modeling and internal risk management:
It leverages:
- Vasicek (asymptotic single risk factor) model
-Observed macroeconomic conditions (e.g., GDP YoY growth)
-Asset correlation
-Observed default count over a given period
Excel Implementation Steps (Included in Attached File)
Inputs:
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#Obligors (e.g., 54,000)
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Observed defaults (e.g., 150)
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Correlation (e.g., 0.20)
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Historical GDP YoY (%) path as macro risk driver
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