Having discussed specific FSIs, it is important to look at methods to analyze them. A variety of methods are available to analysts to derive from FSIs conclusions about the stability of financial systems—from simple ratio analysis to more complex macro and microeconomic modeling. The focus of this chapter is on one particular method—stress testing—originally developed as a bank risk management tool, but the object of growing interest for its potential application to analysis of strengths and vulnerabilities at the level of the system as an aggregate, as opposed to the individual institutions.
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