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SAS Risk Modeling

Quickly develop, validate, deploy and track risk models in–house while minimizing model risk and improving model governance.



Key features

Superior risk data collection & management

Gives you easy access to all prerequisite third-party bureau, application, billing-payment and collections data from multiple data sources.

Fast, flexible scorecard development

Enables rapid in-house development, validation and implementation of risk models in a collaborative environment.

Unequaled performance reporting

Provides a wide selection of web-based model stability, performance (model monitoring), calibration and model-input validation reports, including those suggested by BCBS Working Paper 14.

Powerful, user-friendly interface

Lets you create models faster and reduce training costs with GUI-based data management, modeling data set creation, data mining and reporting tools.

Parameter sharing

Enables you to share parameters, such as derived variables, filters, binning schemes, data mining projects and notes to retain corporate IP while reducing staff churn and human resource risk.

In-database processing

Provides the advantage of powerful in-database processing capabilities for dealing with very large data sets.

Ability to combine machine learning & open source with traditional models

Lets you develop, deploy and monitor innovative machine learning models alongside traditional risk models within the same integrated environment.


Chartis RiskTech100® 2026 Awards

SAS ranks No. 2 overall – with seven category wins

Chartis RiskTech 100 2025 #2 Award logo
Chartis RiskTech 100 2025 AI in Banking Award logo
Chartis RiskTech 100 2025 Model Risk Management Award logo
Chartis RiskTech 100 2025 Balance Sheet Risk Management Award logo
2026 Chartis RiskTech100 SAS Enterprise Stress Testing
2026 Chartis RiskTech100 SAS Capital Optimization

SAS is ranked second overall in the world's foremost ranking of the Top 100 risk management and compliance technology providers. SAS also bested seven technology award categories, including AI for Banking, Balance Sheet Risk Management, Behavioral Modeling, Capital Optimization, Enterprise Stress Testing, IFRS 9 and Model Risk Management.


Recommended resources on SAS Risk Modeling

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Insights

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SAS Risk Modeling frequently asked questions

What is SAS Risk Modeling?

SAS Risk Modeling is an integrated analytics platform for developing, validating, deploying and tracking credit and risk models in-house while minimizing model risk and ensuring governance.

What does SAS Risk Modeling do?

SAS Risk Modeling enables institutions to build risk models (such as credit and lending), process and manage data, and score or evaluate risk for lending products, all within a controlled and auditable environment.

What types of lending products does SAS Risk Modeling support?

SAS Risk Modeling supports virtually all lending products, including credit cards, installment loans, mortgages and commercial loans.

What are the main benefits of using SAS Risk Modeling?

  • Enables data-driven risk decisions that help reduce losses and improve performance. 
  • Offers a scalable, in-house modeling environment that reduces dependency on external services and increases governance.

Is SAS Risk Modeling flexible? Can I combine traditional models with machine learning?

Yes, the software supports traditional statistical models, as well as machine learning and open source modeling approaches, allowing both types to coexist in the same environment.

Who typically uses SAS Risk Modeling?

Financial institutions and lenders – especially those managing credit risk, underwriting, loan originations, account management or collections – use it to build and maintain risk models internally.