United Kingdom: Financial Sector Assessment Program-Stress Testing the Banking Sector-Technical Note
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ISCR; CR; interest rate; money market; banking system; cash flow; hurdle rate; mortgage portfolio; yield curve; U.K. bank; U.K.-headquartered bank; single currency; BoE scenario; U.K. leverage framework; stress test; fixed income; Stress testing; Financial Sector Assessment Program; Credit risk; Solvency stress testing; Global;All these keywords.
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