Modelling & Valuation

The need for (mathematical) models in the financial world has greatly increased, stimulated by new regulations, such as Basel II and Solvency II. For example, under Basel II banks are allowed to determine their economic capital based on internal models.

The advantage over the standard approach is that this typically lowers the banks’ capital requirements. The quantitative skills required for this modeling, however, are advanced. We can help to develop robust models with our years of experience in this area.

Job TitleAreaCountry
Associate Consultant Corporate Clients Advisory TeamRisk Management, Treasury Management, Corporate financeUnited Kingdom, Switzerland, Belgium, The Netherlands
Associate Consultant Financial InstitutionsRisk ManagementThe Netherlands
Associate Consultant Organization Processes and SystemsRisk Management, Treasury ManagementBelgium, The Netherlands
Associate Treasury Consultant Public SectorRisk Management, Treasury Management, Corporate financeBelgium, The Netherlands
Consultant Corporate Clients Advisory TeamRisk Management, Treasury Management, Corporate financeSwitzerland, Belgium, The Netherlands
Consultant Financial InstitutionsRisk ManagementThe Netherlands
Consultant Organization Processes and SystemsRisk Management, Treasury ManagementBelgium, The Netherlands
Senior Consultant Corporate Clients Advisory TeamRisk Management, Treasury Management, Corporate financeUnited Kingdom, Switzerland, Belgium, The Netherlands
Senior Consultant Financial InstitutionsRisk ManagementUnited Kingdom, Belgium, The Netherlands
Senior Consultant Organization Processes and SystemsRisk Management, Treasury ManagementSwitzerland, Belgium, The Netherlands
Senior Treasury Consultant Public SectorRisk Management, Treasury Management, Corporate financeBelgium, The Netherlands
Treasury Consultant Public SectorRisk Management, Treasury Management, Corporate financeBelgium, The Netherlands