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EU bank regulators insist on mandatory quantitative stress tests

By John Rega ( March 10, 2010, 17:23 GMT | Insight) -- Lenders must construct systems to conduct regular stress tests and report to regulators with concrete outcomes, not just qualitative descriptions, regulators at the Committee of European Banking Supervisors said at a hearing on the proposed requirements. The findings should also feed into the process of determining capital needs, regulators said, drawing protests from some industry representatives.London - European regulators insist that banks will be required to conduct a wider range of stress tests with quantitative results, in risk-oversight guidelines drawn from lessons of the financial crisis....

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