Banking · Stress Testing
Stress testing is widely used in risk management to assess the resilience of institutions under adverse but plausible scenarios such as sharp interest-rate changes, recession, liquidity freeze, or asset-quality deterioration. The primary purpose of stress testing is to:
- 1Justify non-compliance with prudential regulations during difficult periods
- 2Replace external audit and statutory inspection processes permanently
- 3Evaluate how the institution may perform under adverse scenarios and identify vulnerabilities in advance✓
- 4Generate accounting profit estimates under normal business conditions
Correct answer
Evaluate how the institution may perform under adverse scenarios and identify vulnerabilities in advance
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