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CROs urged to use ‘creative’ stress tests for interconnected risks

Risk Live Asia: AI, cyber security and geopolitics mean faster shock transmission across risk types

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Chief risk officers are looking to move beyond traditional, siloed risk frameworks, to adopt forward-looking scenario analysis and stress-testing, as a way to cope with increasingly interconnected threats such as artificial intelligence, geopolitical instability, and cyber security.

“The challenge for CROs isn’t simply managing more risk, it’s navigating a fundamentally different landscape defined

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