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Financial institutions also face increased operational challenges associated with
heightened cyber risks and the implementation of sanctions against Russia. The

financial system has to date been resilient despite the increasing political and

economic uncertainty.

In light of the above risks and vulnerabilities, the Joint Committee of the ESAs

advises national competent authorities, financial institutions and market participants

to take the following policy actions:

1. Financial institutions and supervisors should continue to be prepared for a

deterioration in asset quality in the financial sector and monitor developments

including in assets that benefitted from temporary measures related to the pandemic

and those that are particularly vulnerable to a deteriorating economic environment, to

inflation as well as to high energy and commodity prices.

2. The impact of further increases in policy rates and of potential sudden
increases in risk premia on financial institutions and market participants at large

should be closely monitored.

3. Financial institutions and supervisors should closely monitor the impact of

inflation risks.

4. Supervisors should continue to monitor risks to retail investors, in particular

with regard to products where consumers may not fully realise the extent of the risks

involved, such as crypto-assets.

5. Financial institutions and supervisors should continue to carefully manage

environmental risks and cyber risks to address threats to information security and

business continuity.

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