Central Bank of Ireland details updated financial buffers framework

Central bank incorporates risk simulation over five-year horizon

The Central Bank of Ireland
William Murphy

The Central Bank of Ireland recently enhanced its framework for evaluating its financial buffers, incorporating a broader risk-based assessment, its latest quarterly bulletin explains.

The central bank introduced an annual exercise that simulates one or more stress scenarios over a five-year period to model the potential risks to its balance sheet. Current risk provisions are added to the simulation results to identify a recommended level of buffers.

Additionally, the central bank has

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