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  • Banco BPM: EU-Wide Stress Test Results

    Date 02/11/2018

    •  Particularly satisfactory results that confirm the Bank’s ability to generate value under the base scenario and resilience under the adverse scenario
    • For Banco BPM the outcomes are even more important considering that the exercise rules prevented the peculiarities tied to the merger plan to be factored in, which otherwise would have contributed to further and strongly improving the achieved results, especially under the adverse scenario]
    • CET 1 ratio phase-in under Baseline scenario 15.74% CET 1 ratio phase-in under Adverse scenario 8.47%

  • Bank Of England Statement On European Banking Authority (EBA) Stress Test Publication

    Date 02/11/2018

    The results of the EBA stress test published today confirm the results of earlier Bank of England stress tests that the four participating UK banks would be resilient to a severe economic and market stress. 

  • EBA Stress Test Shows Euro Area Banks Are More Resilient To Financial Shocks

    Date 02/11/2018

    • All 33 banks supervised by ECB now more resilient to financial shocks
    • Banks’ average capital buffers higher, despite larger capital depletion under more severe adverse scenario than in 2016 stress test
    • Average final CET1 under adverse scenario 9.9%, up from 8.8% in 2016
    • Adverse scenario depletes average CET1 by 3.8 percentage points, up from 3.3 percentage points in 2016
    • Banks show strong capital buffer build-up alongside efforts to address legacy assets

  • Bank Of Italy: Results Of The 2018 EU-Wide Stress Test

    Date 02/11/2018

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) published earlier today the results of the stress test performed on the main 48 European banking groups, including UniCredit, IntesaSanpaolo, BancoBPM and UBI Banca. The exercise is conducted every two years by the EBA, in collaboration with the ECB and the national supervisory authorities. In parallel to the EU-wide EBA stress test, the ECB conducted a stress test exercise also on those banks that are under its direct supervision but are not covered in the EBA sample. The decision whether to publish the results of this second exercise is in the remit of each participating bank.

  • EBA Publishes 2018 EU-Wide Stress Test Results

    Date 02/11/2018

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today the results of the 2018 EU-wide stress test, which involved 48 banks from 15 EU and EEA countries, covering broadly 70% of total EU banking sector assets. The adverse scenario has an impact of -395 bps on banks' CET1 fully loaded capital ratio (-410 bps on a transitional basis), leading to a 10.1% CET1 capital ratio at the end of 2020 (10.3% on a transitional basis). The objective of the exercise is to assess, in a consistent way, the resilience of banks to a common set of adverse shocks. The results are an input to the supervisory decision-making process and promote market discipline.