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Banks relieved as EBA punts on dual-track stress tests

Posted by Walter NelsonMarketing & Developmentbanks, dualtrack, punts, relieved, stress, testsPosted on August 16, 2022

Hybrid approach for 2023 will see top-down models used to project net fee and commission income only

Banks tout CCAR-style stress tests for emergent risks

Posted by Carol RudolphMarketing & Developmentbanks, CCARstyle, emergent, risks, stress, tests, toutPosted on March 26, 2022

Extreme-but-plausible scenario planning is being applied to geopolitical events such as Ukraine conflict

Covid policy risk hangs over bank stress tests

Posted by Helen BrownMarketing & Developmentbank, Covid, hangs, Over, policy, risk, stress, testsPosted on October 21, 2020

Banks and regulators are second-guessing the policy response to new outbreaks

Dutch banks seek quantum edge for stress tests

Posted by Jessica CarterMarketing & Developmentbanks, Dutch, Edge, quantum, seek, stress, testsPosted on October 1, 2020

ABN, ING and Rabobank working together; US quantum developer seeks patent for CCAR

LME distressed at severity of Esma stress tests

Posted by Helen StephensMarketing & Developmentdistressed, Esma, severity, stress, testsPosted on July 17, 2020

Watchdog’s simulated price shocks said to be unprecedented in metals markets

Brawn sure F1 will have positive COVID tests

Posted by Alvin WellsMarketing & DevelopmentBrawn, Covid, Have, positive, Sure, testsPosted on July 15, 2020

Formula One must be ready for a positive COVID-19 test despite the opening two races of the 2020 season going …

Libor trap lurks in 2021 US stress tests

Posted by Kenneth HeatonMarketing & Development2021, Libor, lurks, stress, tests, trapPosted on June 8, 2020

Using SOFR, borrowing could boom and revenues collapse

CECL muddies stress tests for US banks

Posted by William MartinMarketing & Developmentbanks, CECL, muddies, stress, testsPosted on March 21, 2020

Accounting forecasts differ from Fed’s CCAR scenarios; banks seek middle way to avoid upfront capital hit