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Stress testing is a critical tool for financial institutions to evaluate their resilience against various risks, such as geopolitical conflicts, climate change, and cyber threats. It involves simulating adverse scenarios to assess the impact on financial stability and operational health. The practice is increasingly important due to heightened regulatory requirements and the need for effective risk management.
Globally, stress testing is evolving with innovative approaches, focusing on understanding market dynamics and institutional behavior under stress. In Australia, regulatory bodies are aligning with international best practices to enhance the robustness of stress testing frameworks.
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Strengthening strategic decision making and resilience
With the increasing demand for enhanced stress testing capabilities on a global scale, strengthening stress testing frameworks is essential for institutions to maintain resilience and adaptability in an ever-changing environment.
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Key considerations for banks and superannuation funds
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority’s (APRA) upcoming system-wide stress test presents a significant opportunity for Australian banks and superannuation funds to put processes, policies and systems to the test. Learning from the outcomes of the Bank of England’s System-Wide Exploratory Scenario (BoE SWES) can provide useful insights to set participants up for a high quality process and outcome.
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