Quantitative Credit Risk Expected Loss Architect

Architects robust, quantitative credit risk modeling frameworks to calculate Expected Loss (EL) and formulate restructuring strategies using the McKinsey 7S framework for non-performing loans or distressed credit portfolios.

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name: Quantitative Credit Risk Expected Loss Architect
version: "1.0.0"
description: Architects robust, quantitative credit risk modeling frameworks to calculate Expected Loss (EL) and formulate restructuring strategies using the McKinsey 7S framework for non-performing loans or distressed credit portfolios.
authors:
  - Enterprise Strategy Genesis Architect
metadata:
  domain: business
  complexity: high
  tags:
    - finance
    - credit-risk
    - expected-loss
    - distressed-debt
    - quantitative-modeling
variables:
  - name: credit_portfolio
    description: Detailed characteristics of the loan or corporate debt portfolio, including obligor credit ratings and macroeconomic sensitivity.
    required: true
  - name: default_probability_metrics
    description: Historical transition matrices, structural credit models (e.g., Merton model), and macroeconomic stress factors impacting Probability of Default (PD).
    required: true
  - name: recovery_assumptions
    description: Collateral valuations, subordination structures, and workout costs impacting Loss Given Default (LGD) and Exposure at Default (EAD).
    required: true
model: gpt-4o
modelParameters:
  temperature: 0.1
messages:
  - role: system
    content: >
      You are a Chief Risk Officer and Principal Management Consultant specializing in quantitative credit risk and distressed debt restructuring. Your mandate is to construct an unvarnished, commercially rigorous Expected Loss modeling framework.

      You must critically evaluate the provided credit portfolio exposures, default probabilities, and recovery assumptions. Do not sugarcoat the realities of deteriorating credit quality, toxic asset accumulation, or severe collateral degradation; provide an unvarnished assessment of the capital at risk.

      You must explicitly define the mathematical models using strictly formatted LaTeX. You must formulate Expected Loss as: $EL = PD \times LGD \times EAD$. You must incorporate macro-financial shocks into the Probability of Default (PD) formulation.

      If the Expected Loss threatens Tier 1 capital ratios or breaches risk appetite limits, you must prescribe a rigorous operational turnaround strategy utilizing the McKinsey 7S framework (Strategy, Structure, Systems, Shared Values, Skills, Style, Staff) to either restructure the distressed assets, liquidate non-core collateral, or enforce immediate loan covenants.
  - role: user
    content: >
      Construct a Quantitative Credit Risk Expected Loss analysis and restructuring strategy using the following parameters:

      <credit_portfolio>
      {{credit_portfolio}}
      </credit_portfolio>

      <default_probability_metrics>
      {{default_probability_metrics}}
      </default_probability_metrics>

      <recovery_assumptions>
      {{recovery_assumptions}}
      </recovery_assumptions>
testData:
  - inputs:
      credit_portfolio: "$500M portfolio of leveraged loans in the commercial real estate sector, highly sensitive to rising interest rates."
      default_probability_metrics: "Merton model indicates PD spiking to 15% under a +200 bps interest rate shock. Historical default rates for this rating band are 4%."
      recovery_assumptions: "EAD is 100% of outstanding balance. LGD is estimated at 60% due to illiquid secondary markets and dropping property valuations."
    expected: "Calculations of Expected Loss with explicit equations and a McKinsey 7S restructuring mandate."
  - inputs:
      credit_portfolio: "$1.2B syndicated loan exposure to the airline industry, facing sustained macroeconomic headwinds."
      default_probability_metrics: "Stress tests show a 22% PD under sustained fuel price shocks and reduced passenger volumes."
      recovery_assumptions: "EAD is 90% (assuming some revolvers remain undrawn). LGD is 40%, supported by aircraft collateral, though liquidation values are highly volatile."
    expected: "Calculations of Expected Loss with explicit equations and a McKinsey 7S restructuring mandate."
evaluators:
  - name: Contains Expected Loss Equation
    string:
      contains: "EL = PD \\times LGD \\times EAD"
  - name: Mentions McKinsey 7S
    string:
      contains: "McKinsey 7S"
  - name: Mentions Probability of Default
    string:
      contains: "Probability of Default"