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Challenges and Rew ards of Implementing a Dual Risk Rating Infrastructure October 17 th , 2012 BB& T Overview General Information 9 th Largest Bank in the U.S. based on Customer Deposits $178.5 Billion in Assets and Market


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Challenges and Rew ards of Implementing a Dual Risk Rating Infrastructure October 17 th, 2012

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BB& T Overview

  • General Information

– 9th Largest Bank in the U.S. based on Customer Deposits – $178.5 Billion in Assets and Market Capitalization of $21.6 Billion – Employs nearly 33,000 with approximately 1,800 Financial Centers in 12 States and Washington, D. C.

  • Organizational Structure

– Community Bank Structure – 36 Regions each with a separate Regional President – Credit Approval Process – Analytical and Risk Grading Process

  • Risk Grading – Current Methodology (Single Risk Grades)

– C&I Risk Grading Process – Existing Template (MMAS) and Scorecard (General C&I) – CRE Risk Grading Process – Existing Template (MMAS) and Scorecard (General CRE and SFR)

  • Existing Challenges and Opportunities

– Data Integrity – Risk Grade Consistency

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C& I Risk Grading Implementation

  • Scorecard Overview

– Moody’s RiskCalc and RiskCalc Large Firm

  • Version 3.1
  • Credit Cycle Adjustment

– Public Company Scorecard (Moody’s Credit Edge) – Excluded Industries

  • Specialized Industry Scorecards
  • Evaluating Impacts of RiskCalc 4.0
  • Template Overview

– MMAS Template – Three (3) Custom Templates to Support Scorecard Deployment Above

  • Excel Prototypes Complete – Parallel Testing Underway
  • RAFTA Deployment – Complete in 1st Quarter 2013
  • Emphasis on Data Integrity

– Centralized Analytical Spreading Process – De-Centralized Completion of Risk Grading Process

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CRE Risk Grading Implementation

  • Scorecard Overview

– CRE General Scorecards

  • Office, Retail, Industrial
  • Multifamily
  • Hotel
  • SFR

– Monte Carlo Simulation Model (Larger Credit Exposures)

  • Template Overview - CRE Analytical Workbook

– Continuous Income Properties – Non-Continuous Income Properties

  • Emphasis on Data Integrity

– Centralized Analytical Spreading Process – De-Centralized Completion of Risk Grading Process

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Loss Given Default Implementation

  • Loss Given Default (LGD) Version 2.0 Completed October 2012
  • General Methodology

– Universal Scorecard (CRE, C&I, Individual) – Weighted Average Collateral Coverage Calculation – Liquidation Values Based on Historical Loss Experience

  • Individual Impact

– Guarantors Impact Loss Given Default Grades – Substitution Permitted if Certain Minimum Parameters are Satisfied – Individual Risk Grading Methodology Still in Development

  • Probability of Default Scale – 16 Grades
  • Loss Given Default Scale – 6 Grades
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Risk Grade Project - Timeline

  • 2009 – Project Inception
  • 2010 – Project Parameters Established

– CRE Ratings Methodology – C&I Ratings Methodology – Risk Grading Group Established in 4th Quarter 2012

  • 2011 – Initial Rollout Plan Established

– June 2011 Pilot – CRE Monte Carlo Simulation – 3rd/4th Quarter – Project Re-Conceptualized

  • 2012 – Rollout Plan 2.0 Established

– June 2012 Pilot – Foundational Scorecards – 3rd/4th Quarter – Evaluating Initial Pilot Results, 3rd Party Feedback

  • 2013 – Complete Dual Grade Rollout

– February 2013 Pilot – Specialized Scorecard – 4th Quarter 2013 – Bank-Wide Rollout

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Data Integrity – Methodology and System Solutions

  • Current and Adequate Financial Information
  • Data Capture – Analytical Spreading Process

– Commercial Real Estate Analytical Process – Commercial and Industrial Analytical Process

  • System Solutions

– Client Management Solution – Analytical Spreading Solution – Loan Accounting System Solution

  • Organizational Challenges

– Build vs Buy Decision – System Integration

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Organizational Dynamics

  • Managing Change

– Beliefs – Behaviors – Results – Community Bank – Collecting Client Financial Information – Commercial Credit Administration – Existing Credit Culture

  • Project Leadership

– Executive Sponsor – Enterprise Risk Manager – Project Leader – Credit Policy and Governance – Project Manager – Enterprise Risk Management – Line of Business – Chief Commercial Credit Officer – Line of Business – Senior Commercial Real Estate Manager – Line of Business – RGG Manager – Line of Business – ERM Risk Analytics

  • Decision-Making Process

– Commercial Risk Grade Governance Committee – Ad Hoc Meetings with Executive Management

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Training Strategy and Implementation

  • Training Strategy - Foundational Progression

– Assess Organizational Competency – Current and Adequate Financial Information/Analytical Spreading – Identify and Address Deficiencies – Develop Long Term Training Strategy

  • Utilize Online Channel – Captivate (40-50 Interactive Modules)
  • In-Person Training – Two (2) Lab Sessions (3,000+ Individuals)
  • Post-Training Assessment

– Position-Specific Certification Program(s)

  • Account Officers
  • Portfolio Managers
  • Credit Officers
  • Training Materials – Universal Access and Version Management

– SharePoint Development – Position-Specific Playbooks

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Summary

  • Risk Grade Project Structure and Leadership
  • Organizational Assessment

– Foundational Execution – End to End Data Integrity – System Assessment – End to End Data Integrity

  • Risk Grade Methodology

– Determine Primary Objectives (Basel) – Determine Rating System Priorities

  • Point in Time vs Through the Cycle
  • Forward Looking Components
  • Portfolio Strategy and Specialized Scorecards

– These Decisions Should not be Revisited

  • Develop, Design, and Implement Data Capture Components
  • Develop, Design, and Implement Risk Rating Components
  • Continual Optimization (DMAIC)