Stress-testing and other methodologies could assist the risk prioritisation exercise. •  The value-added to be provided by the ESRB is to link, in particular, macroeconomic conditions, structural developments, and key vulnerabilities of financial institutions. This will permit to identify system-wide risks for the benefit of regulatory and supervisory policies.
The monitoring, assessment and collection of information  2  BIS Review 120/2009  on sources of risk to be conducted by the ESRB, at the level of the entire EU, is of the essence, given the advanced financial integration of the internal market.