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New BoE stress tests will be tougher during economic upturns

Stress tests designed to move counter-cyclically with the financial cycle and inform decisions on capital buffers; BoE looking to improve modelling techniques to keep pace

Bank of England
The Bank of England

The Bank of England (BoE) is linking its stress tests to the financial cycle with the aim of making them more systematic and counter-cyclical, it said on October 21.

Unveiling plans for the next three years of stress testing, the BoE said it would aim to vary the severity of tests based on whether the financial system is in an upswing or downturn. As exuberance grows the tests are designed to

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