After failing the US Federal Reserve’s stress test due to a qualitative review that cited poor risk management and financial planning, opinions on what’s going on at Deutsche Bank vary. The International Monetary Fund said “Deutsche Bank poses the greatest risk to the global financial system.” Goldman Sachs, on the other hand, didn’t think the issue was going to much matter. Deutsche Bank fails Fed stress test for second time, Santander has three strikes All large US banks have passed the Fed’s stress test, with the exception of the US units of German-based Deutsche Bank and Spanish-based Santander Holdings. Both organizations…
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- Deutsche Bank fails Fed stress test for second time, Santander has three strikes
- Goldman Sachs doesn't think qualitative aspect of report matters much
- IMF calls Deutsche Bank "most important net contributor to systemic risks"
- IMF warns that its time German officials make sure the living will is in place and operational
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