Supervisory capital assessment program (scap)
Too big to fail must be solved, says Bernanke
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Fixing too-big-to-fail is the single lesson of the financial crisis, says Fed chairman
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ECB denies claims stress test scenarios were not severe enough
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Goldman Sachs investor survey suggests 10 of the 91 banks will fail, requiring an extra €37.6 billion in capital
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Bernanke rules out repeat of Scap stress tests
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Last year's Scap stress tests for US banks were a one-off, the Fed chairman said today.
Risk USA: Fed discussing introduction of periodic bank stress tests
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US regulators may begin imposing regular stress tests on the banks they supervise, formalising the one-off tests conducted earlier this year under the Supervisory Capital Assessment Programme (Scap). Speaking at Risk USA in New York, Evan Sekeris,...
US Treasury preparing to wind down Tarp after $70bn repayment
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The US Treasury is positioned to begin winding down the Troubled Asset Relief Programme (Tarp) since more than $70 billion of the $205 billion provided to financial institutions has already been repaid, the official charged with overseeing the scheme...
Banks repay $68bn in Tarp funds to US Treasury
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Ten of the largest US financial institutions that have received public funds under the Troubled Assets Relief Program (Tarp) scheme are to pay back $68 billion after they were approved to reimburse the funds to the federal government yesterday.
Treasury silent on Tarp as banks submit $75bn SCAP capital plans
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The 10 financial institutions identified as requiring additional capital under the US Treasury's Supervisory Capital Assessment Program (SCAP) economic stress tests have submitted plans describing how they intend to raise almost $75 billion in funds to...
Pressure points
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Regulators released the results of US bank stress tests last month, forcing 10 banks to raise a collective $74.6 billion in additional capital. But can market participants take any real comfort from the results? Mark Pengelly finds out
Fed divulges process behind bank stress tests
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The US Federal Reserve has released details of the methodology behind its Supervisory Capital Assessment Programme (SCAP), the recently concluded stress tests conducted by regulators to ascertain whether additional capital replenishment is needed at...
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