How Technology and Data Analytics Are Transforming the Stress Testing Process

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Grant Ostler, Workiva | John Stephens, Workiva | Nilotpal Roy, KPMG

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In the coming years, banks will be looking to bolster their stress testing processes including Capital and Liquidity stress testing—especially with enhanced data analytics, AI and machine learning—to increase visibility into new and unforeseen risks, which may not have been adequately addressed with traditional models. Join speakers from Workiva and KPMG to gain new insights into ways banks can more effectively leverage these technologies and data analytics. After this on-demand session, you will be able to: -Explain the role that risk limits (across all risk types) play in the stress testing process -Identify key challenges facing stress testing teams -Apply technology and data analytics to solve current challenges -What factors to consider when choosing the appropriate technology -Discover how technology can provide competitive advantages

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