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ARTICLE · 31 OCTOBER 2018

Basel Committee On Banking Supervision Publishes Updated Stress Testing Principles

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On October 17, 2018, the Basel Committee published a final version of its Stress Testing Principles, which replace its 2009 Principles for Stress Testing and Supervision.

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On October 17, 2018, the Basel Committee published a final version of its Stress Testing Principles, which replace its 2009 Principles for Stress Testing and Supervision. The Basel Committee conducted a review of the 2009 Principles during 2017 and launched a consultation on proposed revisions in December 2017

The new principles reflect the growth in importance of stress testing since the 2009 version was produced and its evolution into a critical element of risk management for banks as well as a core tool for both banking supervisors and macroprudential authorities.

The new principles are also set at a higher level than the previous version, so that the principles can apply across many banks and jurisdictions and so that they are robust to developments in stress testing practices. The principles focus on the core elements of stress testing frameworks, including the objectives, governance, policies, processes, methodology, resources and documentation that guide

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