After passing the Federal Reserve's annual stress test with flying colors, large banks have some flexibility for capital actions like increasing their dividends and share repurchases. The 22 ...
Banking associations and business groups are suing the United States Federal Reserve as they claim that the annual banking stress tests overly restrict bank capital, reported the news portal CNBC on ...
The Bank of England on Monday launched its 2025 bank capital stress test for Britain’s seven largest and most systemic banks and building societies. The results of the test, which checks if banks have ...
Bank of America Corporation's stress test results were robust, even if a buffer zone is included. The bank's Q1 earnings showed progress, illustrating the impact of digitalization. Moreover, high FICO ...
Setting bank capital levels should be separated from stress test results and customized more closely to a lender’s condition, according to Fed Governor Michael Barr, who is looking for ways to ...
All 22 banks tested above the minimum common equity tier 1 (CET1) capital requirement during a hypothetical recession, the U.S. central bank said Friday, even after absorbing total projected ...
America's top banks announced plans to raise their third-quarter dividends following successful results from the Federal Reserve’s latest annual stress test. The results indicate that the banks have ...
A group of large US banks comfortably cleared the Federal Reserve’s annual stress test, setting the stage for lenders to boost buybacks and dividends for shareholders. The 22 banks subjected to this ...
Large banks soared through the Federal Reserve's annual stress test this year, demonstrating excess capital positions across the industry. But industry may take the results more as a signal of a ...
On December 12, the European Central Bank unveiled a new reverse stress-testing exercise that goes beyond the usual economic ...
The Bank of England on Monday launched its bank capital stress test for 2025. The resilience of the U.K.'s seven largest banks and building societies to deep recessions, large asset price drops, ...