Popularly termed as "Basel III", the next set of guidelines from regulators across the world around liquidity risk, stress testing and loan loss and capital forecasting are now being implemented by financial institutions to further strengthen their risk management and capital adequacy framework and avoid costly mistakes of the past. Irrespective of the final regulatory language, institutions can be assured they will need to expand data integration capabilities, leverage investments in processing speed and low data latency and improve stress testing methods. The events of the past few months have shown that liquidity events happen quickly and proactive measures on the part of management are essential to stay clear of a severe liquidity crisis. Liquidity managers need to comprehend the institutional vulnerabilities and the impact that other problem areas may have on liquidity.
What are the strategies that financial institutions can adopt to fend off liquidity crisis and what should IT leaders know about upcoming liquidity risk management regulations? Oracle FLEXSPEAK finds out. |
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What IT leaders should know about liquidity risk management regulations? |
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| As existing liquidity risk regulations are expanded and new regulations created, financial institutions will require enhanced capabilities for monitoring liquidity risk exposures, and for communicating those exposures internally and externally. |
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Liquidity risk management: strategies for success |
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| To reaffirm their credibility, the leadership teams of select financial institutions are being tasked to build on the earlier albeit short-sighted stress tests, and address the broader purpose of sustainable performance and stability. What can risk managers do to address liquidity issues and prevent liquidity events? |
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New banking regulations: assessing the future and IT planning |
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| With the long term objectives of reducing systemic risk and improving customer protection, various regulatory bodies are targeting banks with additional levels of regulation and reporting. |
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The next challenges in stress testing and scenario modeling: strategies for success |
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| Key questions US institutions face as they seek to make stress testing fundamentally sound, while reflecting differences in their institutions and managing the myriad challenges of getting the right data from the many independent business units across each institution. |
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| The unprecedented regulatory pressure on financial institutions to comply with Pillar I and Pillar II stress testing requirements and the weakness of the traditional siloed approach to stress testing has seen formal, integrated, and holistic stress testing emerge as a key requirement for financial institutions globally. Oracle Reveleus helps financial institutions comply with Basel II, ICAAP, and stress testing mandates, while gaining a holistic view of their risk exposure. |
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