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Risk disciplines, designed to compose.

Riskweise delivers eleven integrated service pillars for GCC financial institutions, IFRS 9 ECL, ICAAP, stress testing, ECL validation, model governance, ICOFR, internal audit, corporate governance, GCC resilience support, AML/CFT compliance and IFRS 18 readiness. Each pillar stands alone. Together they form a complete risk and governance capability calibrated to CBUAE, SAMA, CBB, QCB, CBK and CBO expectations.

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Credit Risk

IFRS 9 ECL Implementation

PD, LGD & EAD modelling, staging logic, macroeconomic overlay and management overlay governance. Aligned with IFRS 9 and the staging expectations of every GCC central bank.

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Capital Adequacy

ICAAP Framework Development

Pillar II risk identification and quantification, capital adequacy methodology, governance, multi-year capital projections, SREP submission templates, and recovery plan integration.

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Resilience

Stress Testing Framework

Enterprise-wide stress testing across credit, market, liquidity and operational risk. Scenario design, IRRBB, FX, equity shocks, top-depositor runs, reverse stress testing and Board reporting.

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Independent Review

ECL Model Validation

Conceptual soundness, data quality, assumption testing, benchmarking, backtesting and ongoing monitoring. Aligned with SR 11-7 and CBUAE MMS expectations.

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Model Risk

Model Risk Management (MMS / MMG)

Enterprise model inventory and tiering, MRMF design, documentation framework, limit framework, governance committees, and full data lineage across the model lifecycle.

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Controls

ICOFR Implementation & Testing

COSO 2013-aligned framework design, risk-control matrices, design and operating effectiveness testing, deficiency remediation and management attestation support.

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Assurance

Internal Audit Services

Co-sourced, outsourced or advisory engagements. Risk-based audit planning, model-specific audits, ICAAP and stress test audits, regulatory exam preparation and quality assurance reviews.

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Governance

Corporate Governance

Board and committee frameworks, risk appetite, three-lines-of-defence implementation, governance gap assessments, Board training and Pillar III disclosure support.

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Regulatory

GCC Resilience Support

Operationalising central bank directives at bank level. Strategic alignment, execution tracking, IFRS 9 staging implications, and Board / regulatory reporting under resilience packages.

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Financial Crime

AML / CFT Compliance

Frameworks written to Federal Decree-Law No. 10 of 2025: business risk assessment, policies and procedures, health checks, compliance department setup, screening and monitoring system testing and validation, training, regulatory reporting and managed KYC.

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Reporting
Time critical · 2026 is the comparative year

IFRS 18 Readiness & Mapping

IFRS 18 replaces IAS 1 from 1 January 2027 and is applied retrospectively, so 2026 comparatives must be restated and the data has to exist before the standard is technically mandatory. Readiness assessment, chart of accounts mapping to the new operating, investing and financing categories, MPM inventory and reconciliation, and restated comparative support. Readiness and mapping, not audit.

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3 services Risk Frameworks Build the models and the capital framework a supervisor will accept.
3 services Validation & Controls Independent review of models, and the controls around the numbers.
5 services Audit & Regulatory Assurance, governance and the regulations that arrived this year.
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Not sure which pillar fits?

Most engagements span more than one.

Tell us what you're trying to achieve and we'll map it to the right combination of pillars, or tell you when one is enough.

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