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Why Volatility Demands Judgment, Not Just Models
Interest rate volatility is forcing banks to rethink how they balance profitability, risk, and governance. Senior treasury and risk practitioners argue that stronger collaboration, faster decision-making, better data, and a healthy risk culture are becoming more important than ever as institutions navigate uncertainty, regulatory pressure, and rapidly changing customer behavior.
Jun 12, 2026
Center for Financial Professionals ,
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ALM, Treasury and Liquidity Risk
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- Interest rate
volatility is forcing banks to place greater emphasis on governance,
communication, and risk culture
- Senior practitioners
argued that models should be treated as decision-support tools rather than
automated answers
- Collaboration between
risk, treasury, and business functions was identified as essential to
effective balance sheet management
- Institutions are
increasingly relying on judgment alongside quantitative modeling during
periods of uncertainty
- AI, machine learning,
real-time dashboards, and social media monitoring are becoming important
management tools
- High-quality data and
timely reporting are critical for faster and more informed decisions
- Panelists warned that
excessive regulation can sometimes distort prudent balance sheet
management
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