The Supervisory Capital Assessment Program: Overview of Results¶
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. (2009). The Supervisory Capital Assessment Program: Overview of Results: Overview of Results.
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- Post-crisis bank stress-testing imported the structural pattern from engineering into financial regulation: define worst-case scenarios from a wider distribution than baseline planning, run them through the firm's model, observe failure conditions.
This sourceDescribes the post-crisis bank stress test — running adverse macroeconomic scenarios drawn from a wider-than-baseline distribution through firms' models against a capital-shortfall threshold.
- Post-crisis bank stress-testing imported the structural pattern from engineering into financial regulation: define worst-case scenarios from a wider distribution than baseline planning, run them through the firm's model, observe failure conditions.
Mechanisms¶
- Donor Stress Test
- Borrowed from supervisory stress testing in banking
This sourceUses supervisory stress tests to determine whether current bank capital remains adequate under more-adverse scenarios.
- Borrowed from supervisory stress testing in banking
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