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Banorte strengthens credit risk management practices

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Mexican bank Banorte has successfully implemented Murex’s flagship MX.3 platform for its credit risk management and XVA desk deployment.

Sales, trading and operations teams have relied on the Murex platform for more than a decade. Following an extensive selection process, Murex’s platform was chosen by Banorte to adopt advanced credit risk mitigation technics and enable the organisation to deploy a new XVA desk.

“We are delighted to see the MX.3 platform is being used by Banorte for its XVA desk,” says Jean Carrer, head of business development in Murex’s Mexico offices. “It strengthens our partnership, paves the way to additional systems replacement and highlights Murex’s position as the leading technology vendor in the credit risk and XVA space in Latin America.”

“At Banorte, we successfully implemented the Murex PFE solution to enhance the analytical credit risk solution we had been using for many years with Murex and deploy more modern credit limit management metrics,” says Abraham M Izquierdo, FRM: Executive Director, Risk, at Grupo Financiero Banorte. “This rollout of PFE was made possible thanks to our partnership with Murex and its Upgrade as a Service. Within 24 months, we upgraded twice and brought many new functions to our business: collateral, equity desk opening, LIBOR reform, and, of course, PFE and XVA. Murex’s ownership of this process allowed Banorte to focus on our own complete internal operating overhaul for setting up a dedicated XVA desk.”

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