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  1. Do large banks in Canada have enough capital to withstand a severe economic downturn? The COVID‑19 pandemic caused a large disruption to the Canadian economy. However, this health crisis has not turned into a financial crisis, for two main reasons. First, Canadian banks were well capitalized going ...

  2. For instance, if a large bank’s stock falls by 90% or more, the bank’s deposit outfows tend to be modest with a higher chance the bank will survive, even though smaller banks see large deposit outfows and tend not to survive. We conclude that another key reason why large banks are

  3. I Regulators are substantially more likely to rescue top-5 banks on the verge of failure F Can account for most of the di erential survival rate of large banks I Large banks have a more stable funding structure in crises F Deposit out ows less sensitive to large declines in stock returns 4 Large-bank-dominated systems are not more stable for ...

  4. Jun 26, 2024 · Overall, the bank performed well in the stress test with an expected loan loss rate of 6.3%, which is below the 7.1% average across all 31 banks. Discover Financial Services suffered the biggest ...

  5. After crisis: larger bank stock declines, larger bank-level credit contractions. 3. Reasons for large banks’ higher survival rates, despite their worse performance: I. Regulators are substantially more likely to rescue top-5 banks on the verge of failure. I. Large banks have a more stable funding structure. 4

  6. For instance, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions has provided stricter regulatory guidance for lenders with negatively amortizing mortgages as well as commercial real estate lending.2 It has also raised the level of the domestic stability buffer, a capital reserve that large banks can use in times of stress.3 Market participants believe that the likelihood of a shock ...

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  8. Mar 31, 2023 · Disrupted by the rise of remote work (which is still 7x of what it was before the pandemic), office CRE is likely to go through a real reckoning – perhaps as serious as the Global Financial Crisis. Yet, it’s worth noting that the office subsector represents just ~14% of all CRE (and office construction is just 0.4% of overall GDP).

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