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Release: Australia · Updated: 2026-03-12 · Official documentation · View source

Override model ratings

Override the risk rating and materiality tier of a model manually at any stages of its life-cycle. This helps maintain data accuracy, transparency, and governance when business context or expert judgment requires adjustments to system-calculated values.

Before you begin

Role required: sn_model_risk_mgmt.model_governance or sn_model_risk_mgmt.risk_coordinator

Procedure

  1. Navigate to All > Model Risk Workspace.

  2. Select the list icon

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  1. From the list, navigate to Models > All.

  2. Select the model and go to the Details tab.

  3. In the Risk & materiality section, select the override icon

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on the **Risk rating** field.
  1. On the Override risk rating dialog, fill in the fields.

    FieldDescription
    Computed risk ratingThe system-calculated risk rating. This field is automatically set to the computed value.
    New risk ratingRisk rating you want to apply, reflecting business context or expert judgment.
    Reason for overrideContext to justify the manual override of the system-calculated risk rating.
    Revert to computedOption to revert to the system-calculated risk rating.
  2. In the Risk & materiality section, select the override icon

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on the **Materiality tier** field.
  1. On the Override materiality tier dialog, fill in the fields.

    FieldDescription
    Computed materiality tierThe system-calculated materiality tier. This field is automatically set to the computed value.
    New materiality tierMateriality tier you want to apply, reflecting business context or expert judgment.
    Reason for overrideContext to justify the manual override of the system-calculated materiality tier.
    Revert to computedOption to revert to the system-calculated materiality tier.
  2. Select Save.

Parent Topic:Using Model Risk Management