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Federal Reserve Board announces it will extend until February 21, 2026, the comment period on proposal to improve stress test model and scenario transparency and accountability
Federal Reserve Board announces it will extend until February 21, 2026, the comment period on proposal to improve stress test model and scenario transparency and accountability
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• The Federal Reserve Board has extended the comment period for its proposal to improve stress test model and scenario transparency and accountability until February 21, 2026.
• This extension allows stakeholders to provide feedback on how to enhance the clarity and robustness of stress testing processes.
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