
All eyes on EU bank stress tests - but details remain elusive
With hours to go before the release of Europe-wide bank stress test results this evening, key details are still obscure. The overall aggregated results will be published by the Committee of European Bank Supervisors (Cebs) at 5 pm London time, with individual results published first by the banks and national regulators and then by Cebs itself about half an hour later.
Details of the information requested by Cebs were leaked to the news service Reuters earlier this week. Banks will be expected to
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