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ARTICLE · 12 FEBRUARY 2019

FRB Increases Transparency Of Stress Testing Program

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The Federal Reserve Board ("FRB") (i) finalized enhanced disclosure of the models used in the agency's supervisory stress tests ...

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The Federal Reserve Board ("FRB") (i) finalized enhanced disclosure of the models used in the agency's supervisory stress tests, (ii) altered its policy regarding the scenario design framework and (iii) adopted a policy statement on prior disclosures. The changes are intended to increase the transparency of the stress testing program for the nation's largest and most complex banks.

The FRB finalized enhanced disclosure of the models used in the agency's supervisory stress tests conducted under Regulation YY. The final enhanced disclosures consist of three components: (i) "enhanced descriptions of supervisory models, including key variables," (ii) "modeled loss rates on loans" grouped by critical risk characteristics and summary statistics related to loans in each group, and (iii) portfolios of hypothetical loans and the estimated loss rates linked with the loans in each specific portfolio. The FRB stated that it will provide further information on a number of other

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