Liquidity Shock Scenario
A liquidity shock scenario models a sudden decline in available market liquidity or funding capacity.
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These concepts describe liquidity shocks, collateral discounts, funding spreads, and volatility scenarios used in risk analysis.
Financial-stress terms that affect collateral and funding markets.
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A liquidity shock scenario models a sudden decline in available market liquidity or funding capacity.
A collateral discount rate reduces collateral value in stress analysis to account for sale costs, volatility, or market depth.
Funding spread widening describes an increase in the extra return lenders demand above a reference rate.
A volatility stress test examines how positions, collateral, or systems behave under unusually large price movements.