In this paper we use the two-stage conditional probability distributions to compute a new loss exposure measure for stress events that may have two-stage sequential impacts on various markets. The price changes in two-stage transmission could possibly be found in economies where foreign indirect investment plays a prominent role in the domestic financial markets. We test the conjecture of two-stage transmission by applying the new technique to the historical data of Taiwan. The simulated results show that the proposed loss exposure measure improves upon the over- or under-estimation biases commonly found in stress testing conducted by financial institutions in their VaR calculations.