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MNI BRIEF: Bank stress test to start September, due mid-2023

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The Bank of England will start the 2022 annual cyclical scenario in September, reporting in mid-2023. 

Earlier this year, the BOE delayed the stress tests in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, allowing lenders to "focus on managing the financial markets disruption associated with the invasion."

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The Bank of England will start the 2022 annual cyclical scenario in September, reporting in mid-2023. 

Earlier this year, the BOE delayed the stress tests in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, allowing lenders to "focus on managing the financial markets disruption associated with the invasion."

Keep reading...Show less