Resilient Markets: Strengthening Market-Wide Resilience
Operational resilience of market infrastructure is a topic most advisors encounter only when a disruption reaches trading and client accounts. The episode focuses on how firms and the wider ecosystem prepare for outages and reconnect afterward, which sits behind the operational questions advisors field from clients.
Summary
By the markets & outlook deskThe first episode of SIFMA's six-part Resilient Markets Series features host Todd Klessman with Debbie Guild of PNC Financial Services Group and Brian Peretti of Everstream Advisors discussing the operational resilience landscape and market-wide preparedness. The conversation covers lessons from industry exercises and testing, third-party dependencies, reconnection frameworks, and the impact of AI, cyber threats and geopolitical risks. The speakers also give practical views on industry collaboration and maintaining critical financial services during disruptions.
- The discussion draws on lessons from industry exercises and testing.
- Third-party dependencies and reconnection frameworks are covered.
- AI, cyber threats and geopolitical risks are discussed as pressures on resilience.
- Speakers address industry collaboration and keeping critical financial services running during disruptions.
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