
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.3544866
This article outlines a framework for the analysis of extreme events based on forward-looking reverse stress testing. We perform a portfolio simulation and identify stress scenarios critical to the bank’s solvency. Stress scenarios are determined based on their contribution to the capital cost, as expressed by KVA scenario differentials. We find that reverse stress testing can identify both the systemic and idiosyncratic weaknesses of the bank’s portfolio without relying on historical events. Applications include solvency risk, extreme events hedging, liquidity risk management, trading and credit limits, model validation and model risk manage- ment.
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