(Reuters) - The U.S. government on Wednesday launched a "stress test" program that will assess the ability of the nation's largest banks to cope with worse-than-expected financial conditions. Roughly ...

Recently, the Federal Reserve Board (FRB) embarked on an important initiative to significantly increase transparency in its stress testing program. More specifically, the Federal Reserve publicly ...

The Federal Reserve has opened the door to completely revealing its back-end stress-testing models used to test the largest U.S. banks' resilience under economic pressure in a proposed rule published ...

Banks are Fed up: In 2010, Congress passed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, a major law regulating large financial institutions. The goal of the law was to prevent ...

Results of the "stress tests" conducted on the nation's 19 biggest financial institutions will be released late Thursday afternoon and include information on both the individual banks as well as ...

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors has proposed a rule to average its annual stress test results for the largest U.S. banks over two years to calculate their stress capital buffer, a move that the ...

The Federal Reserve is dialing back the regulatory burden on major U.S. banks, ending its climate stress test program and rolling out a 2025 stress test scenario that analysts see as more favorable ...