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FSI Connect Newsletter December 2024



Welcome to the December edition of the FSI Connect newsletter, where we
highlight the latest content released by the Financial Stability Institute. This
month sees the release of one new video tutorial, one updated tutorial suite and
four new FSI publications.

A number of our older tutorials are due to be updated or retired in the coming
months. Details can be found in the section towards the end of this newsletter.



  Tutorials

   New     Open Finance - Video

Open finance is financial innovation that allows customers to grant access to
their financial data, enabling the creation of new and improved financial
services and innovative business models. This video describes what open finance
is, its benefits and the challenges involved.

   Updated     Credit Risk Stress Testing in the Banking Book

This series of tutorials discusses banks’ use of stress testing for credit risk
in the banking book. It describes the scenario design for credit risk, the
associated challenges and the related supervisory guidance.

Access FSI Connect



  Publications

   >     FSI Insights | No 64: Navigating liquidity stress: operational
readiness for central bank support

by Rodrigo Coelho, Mathias Drehmann, Ruth Walters and Diarmuid Murphy

   >     FSI Insights | No 63: Regulating AI in the financial sector: recent
developments and main challenges

by Juan Carlos Crisanto, Cris Benson Leuterio, Jermy Prenio and Jeffery Yong

   >     FSI Insights | No 62: Uncertain waters: can parametric insurance help
bridge NatCat protection gaps?

by Denise Garcia Ocampo and Carlos Lopez Moreira

   >     FSI Insights | No 61: The effectiveness of macroprudential policies
during the Covid-19 pandemic in sub-Saharan Africa

by Patrizia Baudino, Rebecca Guerra, Marie-Louise Djigbenou Kre and Vera Songwe

Access all FSI publications



  Heads-up: tutorial updates and retirements

The following tutorials will be replaced with updated versions with significant
content change on the dates indicated:
 * Bank Capital (January 2025)
 * Banks and Bank Risks (January 2025)
 * Identifying Weak Banks (January 2025)
 * The D-SIB Framework (January 2025)
 * Prudential Treatment of Cryptoasset Exposures (January 2025)
 * Credit Granting & Administration (February 2025, with the new title of Credit
   Underwriting)
 * Dealing with Weak Banks (updated version will be available in February 2025)
 * From Basel I to Basel III - A Chronology (updated version will be available
   in March 2025)
 * Insurance Core Principles (updated version will be available in March 2025)

In addition, the following two tutorials will be retired from the FSI Connect
library at the end of January 2025:
 * Supervisory Credit Classification
 * STC Criteria and Capital requirements 

For those who are currently studying these tutorials, we recommend that you
complete them before the dates indicated. Existing certificates of completion
will remain available to download from your “My Activities” page after the
tutorials have been retired.







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