Nebuli’s behaviouralisation models allow financial institutions to dive deep into their customers’ behavioural patterns following changes in interest rates. For example, the model details how increases in interest rates tend to lead to a decrease in loan balances and an increase in deposit balances, as customers are more likely to save and pay off debt when rates are higher.
The model can also demonstrate how changes in macroeconomic variables such as GDP and employment rates could significantly impact customer behaviour, with stronger economic conditions generally leading to more lending and borrowing activity.
By incorporating detailed customer behavioural analysis into risk calculations, financial institutions can more accurately predict how changes in interest rates and other macroeconomic variables will impact their business outcomes, service models or policies. This allows our clients and partners to make more informed decisions about their risk management practices, ultimately leading to improved financial performance.