Marc Intrater

Marc Intrater has a diverse work experience in the field of finance and risk, with a focus on model validation and management. Marc is currently serving as the North America Market Lead at SPIN Analytics since June 2021. Prior to this, Marc worked at Two Cultures Consulting as the Principal, where they bridged the gap between analytics and business executives by providing consulting services such as model review, developing data stories, and interim analytic team management.

Before joining Two Cultures Consulting, Marc held the role of Managing Director at Bank of America from May 2015 to April 2017. In this position, they successfully restructured the model risk department and implemented enterprise-wide policies and standards for the consumer bank. Marc also replaced the majority of the management team, introduced quality control routines, and implemented long-term planning.

Prior to their tenure at Bank of America, Marc served as the Group Head of Model Validation at Standard Chartered Bank from May 2012 to March 2015. During their time in this role, they established new standards for model acceptance, documentation, and review. Marc also developed a new group policy for model risk and ensured the reliability and regulatory fitness of all risk measurement models used across the bank.

Marc's early career involved working as a Partner in Finance and Risk at Oliver Wyman. During their time there from August 1988 to March 2012, they led marketing efforts and consulting engagements with major financial institutions in the Asia Pacific region. Marc was instrumental in implementing credit risk models and policies, designing supervisory frameworks for model review, measuring interest rate and currency risk, and organizing operational risk frameworks.

Overall, Marc Intrater has an extensive background in model validation, risk management, and consulting for major financial institutions, demonstrating their expertise in bridging the gap between analytics and executive decision-making.

Marc Intrater attended Harvard University from 1984 to 1988, where they earned an AB degree in Mathematics and Philosophy.