In April, the Canadian financial regulator OSFI released its annual outlook of financial system risks.
1ļøā£ Housing market downturn risk
(ā¬ļø from #2 last year)
The sharp increase in interest rates caused a significant drop in housing prices and led to higher mortgage costs.
In response, lenders are asked to properly recognize the risks and work with borrowers to find solutions.
2ļøā£ Liquidity and funding risk
(ā¬ļø new this year)
The regional bank crisis in the US serves as an example of the heightened risk in this category. A large amount of funds can be withdrawn rapidly, leading to the collapse of a financial institution.
3ļøā£ Commerical real estate risk
(ā¬ļø from #6 last year)
Hybrid work arrangements, reduced staffing, and softening consumer demand have put downward pressure on both office and retail assets.
Other risks on the list:
4ļøā£ Transmission risk from non-bank financial intermediaries sector
(ā¬ļø new this year)
5ļøā£ Corporate and commercial credit risk
(ā¬ļø from #7 last year)
6ļøā£ Digital innovation risk
(ā¬ļø from #3 last year)
7ļøā£ Climate risk
(ā¬ļø from #4 last year)
8ļøā£ Cyber risk
(ā¬ļø from #1 last year)
9ļøā£ Third-party risk
(ā¬ļø from #5 last year)
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