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Examining the current state and future direction of enterprise stress testing

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Although the primary reason for regulatory stress-testing in today's banks is to ensure capital adequacy, the ultimate goal is long-term stability in the financial markets with better-run banks. For that reason, stress testing is an evolving, high-profile risk management requirement subject to additional regulatory burdens and wider scrutiny

In this webcast, Duncan Wood, editor, Risk, is joined by John Macdonald, director, IBM Risk Analytics; Catherine Toupin-Dumont, global head of stress testing, Nomura; and Peyman Mestchian, managing partner, Chartis to discuss the state of enterprise stress testing and unveil findings of a new study on enterprise-level stress testing (one of several research papers in Chartis' The Risk Enabled Enterprise® research programme). A number of driving factors are examined, including:

• How regulatory pressures are expanding and shifting the focus of stress testing
• Key challenges and priorities of enterprise-wide stress testing
• Technology capabilities and systems that firms need to adopt for this changing environment
• Primary benefits of enterprise stress testing

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