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Bank stress-tests at the time of Covid-19- Episode 2
[Les stress-tests bancaires à l’épreuve de la Covid 19 – Épisode 2]

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  • Valère Fourel
  • Julien Idiere
  • Valerio Scalone
  • Aurore Schilte

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Unlike the fictitious scenarios used in standard prudential stress test exercises (see post "Bank stress tests: tools for prudential analysis – Episode 1"), the Covid-19 crisis represents an unprecedented adverse scenario. This is an opportunity to draw the first lessons from it: (i) on the resilience of the banking system, as observed for the time being, and (ii) on the improvement of stress-test tools in the light of this experience. À la différence des scenarii fictifs utilisés dans le cadre des exercices de stress-tests prudentiels traditionnels (cf. billet « Stress-tests bancaires : des outils d’analyse prudentielle – Épisode 1 »), un scénario adverse sans précédent se réalise avec la crise de la Covid. C’est l’occasion d’en tirer des premiers enseignements : (i) sur la résilience du système bancaire, pour l’instant observée, et (ii) sur l’amélioration des outils de stress-test à l’aune de cette expérience.

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