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The ability to produce valuable, accurate, and efficient information has always been critically important for decision-makers. However, with the business world changing faster than ever before, financial institutions are relying more and more on quantitative models to help guide strategies and assist with the decision making process. As such, it is imperative for institutions to develop a robust model risk management framework and perform model validations to ensure these models are producing high-quality and reliable information.
The Elliott Davis Model Risk Management team helps financial institutions develop model risk management programs and perform full-scope model validations to mitigate model risk and translate quantitative estimates into useful business information. We strive to provide decision-makers with valuable information about how to improve their models while also reducing model and regulatory risk.
Our team has prepared a downloadable resource with more information on Model Risk Management.Have more questions on Model Risk Management? Contact our Financial Services Group to see how we can assist.


This article provides a guide for financial institutions to establish Model Risk Management programs, covering governance, compliance with SR 11-7, model inventory, risk assessments, and validation processes.


In anticipation of the US presidential administration transition, this webinar covers a variety of topics including expiring TCJA provisions, accounting methods, individual, trust, and estate tax implications, international tax, and tariffs and trade.