Crisis Scenario: German Banks in Stress Test Stable - with Exceptions
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The German banking market is largely crisis-proof - this is the result of the Bundesbank's new stress test and financial supervision. Certain shocks and faults are simulated. By Ursula Mayer.
Banking supervision is taking a step in the right direction. It makes it much easier for smaller banks in this year's stress test.
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How resilient are the small and medium-sized money houses in Germany in the event of a crisis? A test of supervision has brought it to light. The results are not only positive.
Record gains in savings banks and Volksbanken, but scandals in several institutions: Bafin and Bundesbank put 1113 money houses to a stress test – and show where the risks lie.
Most German banks would survive a global economic collapse, but several dozen institutions failed to meet the capital requirements in the stress test.
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