The “stress” is far from over for Brian Moynihan. Bank of America was the only major US bank not to get full approval for its capital plans on Wednesday after Janet Yellen’s Federal Reserve ...

Shares in the biggest U.S. banks rallied on Friday after they passed the Federal Reserve's annual health check, but Bank of America underperformed with test results implying it needs a larger-than ...

The yearly stress tests have become an important event in the annual banking cycle. Since the current version of the. Bank of America’s Stress Test History | Nasdaq ...

A cheat sheet showing how Bank of America has performed on the stress tests since 2011. The Federal Reserve uses the tests to determine whether the nation's biggest banks -- those with more than ...

NEW YORK-- Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan is ending a tough year on a high note. The Federal Reserve Thursday gave two thumbs up to the bank's resubmitted stress test, allowing the bank to ...

(Reuters) - Shares in the biggest U.S. banks rallied on Friday after they passed the Federal Reserve's annual health check, but Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) underperformed with test results implying it ...

The Federal Reserve announced the results from the second round of this year's stress tests on Wednesday, clearing Bank of America (BAC 0.64%) and 33 other large banks to raise their dividends and ...

The Federal Reserve recently proposed modifications to the SCB calculation. If those rule changes are adopted as proposed, Bank of America's 2025 stress test results would indicate an SCB of 2.7%, ...

Federal regulators conducting “stress tests” of 19 U.S. banks have reportedly determined that Bank of America needs $34 billion in new capital, the largest shortfall among the tested banks.

While stress tests do not eliminate the risk of financial disaster, these tests do ensure that big banks are taking steps to adequately prepare for tough times down the road. BAC Bank of America ...

Bank of America Completes Fed's 2022 Stress Test, to Increase Quarterly Dividend by 5% ...