Model risk audits provide an independent evaluation of the organization’s automated decision systems, ensuring that algorithms are functioning correctly and tracking data accurately.
Core Model Risk Audit Checkpoints
  1. Data Lineage Auditing: Tracing the data inputs used by the model back to their original source systems to confirm the information has not been distorted or corrupted during processing.
  2. System Limit Verification: Checking whether the model is operating outside its designed parameters. For example, a model built for stable market conditions may break down during sudden volatility, requiring human oversight.
  3. Overfitting Detection: Verifying that machine learning models have not been trained too tightly on historical data, which can leave them unable to adapt to new, real-world market movements.

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