FRB、資本要件の変動抑制へストレステスト制度の大幅見直しを最終決定

Fed's finalized stress-test overhaul cuts SCB volatility ~50% and keeps aggregate capital requirements broadly unchanged, easing capital-planning uncertainty for BofA.

Goldman Sachs, with a 3.4% SCB and large trading book, gains from the finalized stress-test changes and the two global market-shock components provision.

Wells Fargo, with a 2.5% SCB, benefits from the Fed's finalized stress-test overhaul reducing swings in capital requirements.

Citigroup, with a 3.6% SCB, benefits from the Fed's finalized rules reducing year-over-year capital-requirement volatility.

JPMorgan, a major U.S. bank with a 2.5% SCB and large trading book, benefits from the Fed's finalized rules cutting capital-requirement volatility.