FMIs pose greatest challenge for operational resilience tests
Risk Live: Calls for large-scale industry exercises to plan what happens if major CCPs go down
Preparing for an operational outage at major financial market infrastructures (FMIs) poses the greatest resilience challenge to banks, and will require a combination of “regulatory and industry” initiatives to make sure large-scale disruption can be managed, according to risk managers.
“The real challenge is where we have central services, be that payment services like Visa or Mastercard, or
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