Recovery and Resolution Planning
Financial institutions today are grappling with many new and resource-intensive US regulatory filing requirements, as they prepare the first of their government-mandated recovery and resolution plans, commonly referred to as “living wills.” Resolution plans mandated by the Federal Reserve Board and the FDIC under Dodd-Frank were first in a line of strategic responses by regulators to address systemic risk issues realized in the financial crisis and the prospect of large financial institutions being “too big to fail.”
Successful development of a resolution plan within the tight regulatory timeframes requires an efficient and streamlined approach that leverages existing informational resources in the banking organization. Treliant developed a suite of services to address the specific challenges of international banks that leverages a technological solution with expert consulting services.
Our approach allows for seamless collaboration across timelines, jurisdictions, and business units; is flexible to accommodate required updating; and can be easily adapted in light of any future regulatory changes. Treliant’s team includes senior professionals from domestic and international banks, financial services companies and US and international regulatory agencies. Together, they bring deep expertise in strategic planning, systemic risk analysis, capital and liquidity planning, stress testing, benchmarking and peer analysis, and large-scale project management critical to the living will development process.
Treliant’s Recovery and Resolution Planning Advisory Services include:
Strategic advice on approach, scope and management of resolution planning
Evaluation of recovery and resolution options
Comprehensive stress testing, benchmarking and peer analysis
Plan preparation using custom templates and tools