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This briefing summarises the results of the 2018 stress test of the four significant Greek banks directly supervised by the European Central Bank (ECB), and puts them into perspective, comparing them with previous results.

This study seeks to assess the resilience of the banking union framework created in recent year and, in particular, the potential costs that would be induced by different banking shocks, under various scenarios regarding the implementation of the Banking Union's resolution pillar. Based on a non-linear dynamic model, the potential costs to the euro area economy of a medium-sized financial shock are estimated at a cumulated loss of 1 trillion euro in GDP (approximately -9.4% of the 2016 forecast GDP ...

This Analysis presents in plain language the main features of the Asset Quality Review and the EU-wide stress test 2014 and discusses some key issues in the interpretation of the forthcoming 2014 stress test results. It comments on selected policy issues in the implementation of the asset quality review and the stress tests into supervisory processes.

As we are moving toward a eurozone banking union, the European Central Bank (ECB) is going to take over the regulatory oversight of 128 banks in November 2014. To that end, the ECB conducted a comprehensive assessment of these banks, which included an asset quality review (AQR) and a stress test. The fundamental question is what will the financial condition of these banks be when the ECB commences its regulatory oversight? And, can the comprehensive assessment lead to a full repair of banks’ balance ...