IMF Working Papers

Liquidity Stress Tests for Investment Funds: A Practical Guide

ByAntoine Bouveret

October 31, 2017

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Antoine Bouveret. "Liquidity Stress Tests for Investment Funds: A Practical Guide", IMF Working Papers 2017, 226 (2017), accessed 12/6/2025, https://doi.org/10.5089/9781484324783.001

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Summary

This paper outlines a framework to perform liquidity stress tests for investment funds. Practical aspects related to the calibration of the redemption shock, the measurement of liquidity buffers and the assessment of the resilience of investment funds are discussed. The integration of liquidity stress tests with banking sector stress tests and possible bank-fund interlinkages are also covered.

Subject: Banking, Bonds, Financial institutions, Financial regulation and supervision, Financial sector policy and analysis, Liquidity requirements, Liquidity stress testing, Mutual funds, Securities

Keywords: bank-fund interlinkage, Bonds, Europe, fund, fund manager, HY fund, investment funds, liquidity, liquidity buffer, Liquidity requirements, Liquidity stress testing, Mutual funds, redemption, redemption shock, Securities, stress test, WP