Fed approves stress test updates

The U.S. Federal Reserve has approved final adjustments to the annual stress tests for large banks, aimed at increasing transparency and reducing fluctuations in capital requirements. The adjustments include calculating the "Stress Capital Buffer" based on the average results of the two most recent tests, which decreases annual variances by 50% without impacting the banks' overall capital. These changes come in response to banking sector complaints about the opacity of the tests and seek to improve the assessment of banks' ability to withstand economic shocks, as well as to address criticisms related to evaluation methods.

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