Bank Stress Test

A JPMorgan analyst has reacted to the Federal Reserve’s annual stress test results for U.S. banks, which assess their resilience by estimating losses, revenues, expenses, and capital levels under various economic scenarios. The results were announced on Wednesday. Key Insights: Analyst Vivek...

Editor’s note: This story erroneously included stock information for Citizens Inc. rather than Citizens Financial Group Inc, which is the company mentioned in the Federal Reserve’s stress test report, and has been corrected. The Federal Reserve Board’s annual bank stress test...

The largest American banks were less than thrilled with the outcomes of the Federal Reserve’s 2024 Stress Tests, designed to measure the resilience of financial institutions’ capital in the event of a deep recession. Although the 2024 Stress Tests confirmed that all 31 banks analyzed...

The U.S. banking sector is bracing for the 2024 stress test results, scheduled to be released Wednesday after the market closes. Bank of America analyst Ebrahim H. Poonawala expects this year’s stress test to show overall improved capital buffers compared to 2023, given the moderately better...

The Federal Reserve released the results of its annual Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review, commonly know as the stress test on U.S. banks. The report is from the Fed’s second round of stress testing this year. The first round’s results were announced on June 22. Wednesday’s...

After the close Wednesday, American Express Company (NYSE: AXP) and Discover Financial Services (NYSE: DFS) submitted their Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (CCAR). Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc (NYSE: SC) failed the qualitative test Wednesday. Barclay's Mark DeVries commented on the...

Recently released European Banking Authority (EBA) stress test results have many banks breathing a sigh of relief and some banks feeling a world of pain. While stress tests like this one are certainly helpful when it comes to easing fears about a future financial crisis, many investors have no...

With results from another batch of Federal Reserve stress tests on U.S. banks expected to start trickling in later today, the sector is showing signs of life, but investors need to remember something. These are not the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review, or the stress tests that really have...