Module — Module 5 — Liquidity Stress Agent
Goal: You can deploy, explain, and operationalize Module 5 — Liquidity Stress Agent as a consulting product.
What this agent is
Liquidity Stress runs scenario-based stress tests focused on redemption pressure, liquidity constraints, and operational impacts. It helps leaders see consequences before a crisis and choose response actions early.
Core question it answers
“If redemptions spike or liquidity tightens, what breaks first — and what is our response?”
Signals (what it watches)
- Scenario parameters: Redemption rates, time windows, market conditions, and operational constraints.
- Liquidity thresholds: Defines minimum liquidity buffers and breach points.
- Settlement dependency risk: Models how settlement latency impacts liquidity availability.
- Mitigation playbook options: Predefined response actions to compare outcomes.
Outputs (what it produces)
- Scenario Summary: Inputs, assumptions, and expected outcomes in plain English.
- Impact Brief: Operational impacts: latency, failures, governance load, customer impact.
- Response Playbook: Recommended actions (operational) with triggers and owners.
- Executive Risk Brief: One-page leadership summary with decision checklist.
Operational workflow
- Define scenario library (mild/moderate/severe) aligned to client risk appetite.
- Run scenario; generate impact brief and identify earliest failure points.
- Attach mitigation actions with trigger thresholds and owners.
- Review with ops + risk + compliance in a tabletop workshop.
- Update scenario library quarterly as rails, rules, and systems evolve.
Client talk-track (enterprise safe)
Liquidity Stress is not a market prediction engine. It is a readiness tool. We run operational stress scenarios, identify what breaks first, and deliver a response playbook leadership can use before pressure hits.
Module completion
Pass the quiz (80%+) to complete this module.
Module 5 — Liquidity Stress Agent Quiz
1) This agent’s primary purpose is:
2) The most accurate “core question” framing is:
3) A governance-ready output from this agent is:
4) The correct enterprise boundary is: