Such
valuations are used by financial institutions to price asset-backed
debt or determine the amount of credit that should be extended, to
determine the amount of any necessary provisions to be made against
future losses, and to set the proper residual value in a lease transaction.
The
fvDynamics system has been developed by IAA to provide methods which
reflect known market realities in the forecasting process, and to
give lenders and investors an analytically robust alternative, based
on probability and simulation. The system is basically a virtual
model of the future commercial aircraft market.
In addition, the system has been designed with a view toward helping
financial institutions move forward with the process of implementing
the Basel II risk assessment and capital adequacy changes, especially
the LGD (loss given default) analysis.
To quote from the Bank and International Settlement website: "The
Basel II Framework is intended to promote a more forward-looking
approach to capital supervision, one that encourages banks to identify
the risks they may face, today and in the future, and to develop
or improve their ability to manage those risks. As a result, it
is intended to be more flexible and better able to evolve with advances
in markets and risk management practices."
fvDynamics
---
Future Value Forecasts over 20 years for commercial
aircraft and corporate jets,
including the related probability
distributions
for each annual forecast.
--- Lease
Rate Forecasts over 10 years.
--- Scenario-based
"what-if" analysis.
--- Microsoft Excel-based output.
--- Simulation
software written in C++.
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