2016 EU-wide stress test results for Lloyds Banking Group Plc – details capital ratios, risk exposures, and credit risk under baseline and adverse scenarios, including CET1, leverage ratios, and impairment impacts under CRR provisions.
2016 EU-wide stress test results for Banco Popolare – Società Cooperativa, detailing capital ratios, risk exposure, credit risk under IRB approaches, and financial performance under baseline and adverse scenarios.
2016 EU-wide stress test results for The Royal Bank of Scotland Group – presenting capital ratios, risk exposures, and credit risk metrics under baseline and adverse scenarios, including CET1, leverage ratios, and IRB credit risk breakdowns by sector and region.
EBA 2016 EU-wide stress test presentation outlining the resilience assessment of 51 major EU banks under an adverse macroeconomic scenario, including GDP downturns and real estate shocks, to inform supervisory measures and market transparency.
2016 EU-wide stress test results for Nordea Bank Group – presents financial performance, capital ratios, and credit risk exposures under baseline and adverse scenarios, including CET1, leverage ratios, and IRB risk assessments across Nordic markets.
2016 EU-wide stress test results for Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A. – presenting capital ratios, risk exposures, and credit risk metrics under baseline and adverse scenarios, including CET1, leverage ratios, and IRB credit risk breakdowns for Spain, the U.S., and Turkey.
2016 EU-wide stress test results for Powszechna Kasa Oszczędności Bank Polski SA – presenting capital ratios, risk exposures, and financial performance under baseline and adverse scenarios, including credit risk under IRB approaches.
2016 EU-wide stress test results for Barclays Plc – detailing financial performance, capital ratios (CET1, Tier 1), leverage, and credit risk exposures under baseline and adverse scenarios, including IRB methodology breakdowns by region and asset class.
2016 EU-wide stress test results for Criteria Caixa (Spain) – presenting financial performance, capital ratios, and credit risk exposures under baseline and adverse scenarios, including CET1, leverage ratios, and IRB asset coverage.
- From a starting point of 13.2% CET1, the stress test demonstrates the resilience of the EU banking sector to an adverse scenario with an impact of 380 bps CET1 on average- The stress test does not contain a pass/fail threshold. It will instead inform supervisors' ongoing review of banks and guide their efforts to maintain capital in the system and support the ongoing repair of balance sheets- Exceptional transparency is provided, with over 16 000 data points per bank, to foster market discipline
Public Meeting Register Q2-2016
EBA's 2016 EU-wide stress test FAQ explains the purpose, methodology, and scope of the exercise assessing 51 banks' resilience to credit, market, and operational risks under adverse scenarios, coordinated with ECB and national authorities to ensure transparency and supervisory action.
European Banking Authority (EBA) 2016 EU-wide stress test results – assessing capital ratios, profitability, risk exposure, and leverage under adverse scenarios for major EU banks, including credit, market, and operational risks.
Presentation
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today the final draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) specifying the assessment methodology competent authorities shall follow in assessing the compliance of an institution with the requirements for the use of the Internal Ratings Based Approach (IRB Approach). The purpose of these RTS is to harmonise the supervisory assessment methodology with respect to the IRB Approach across all Member States in the European Union (EU).
Example of 2016 EU-wide Stress Test templates
Final draft RTS on payment card schemes and processing entities under the IFR (EBA-RTS-2016-05)
Final draft RTS on criteria for a preferential treatment in cross-border intragroup financial support under LCR (EBA-RTS-2016-04)