The Federal Reserve stress test, designed to rigorously analyze the United States’ biggest financial institutions, has shown that the country’s major banks are not up to scratch, according to a release from the central bank today. According to a preliminary report each of the eighteen institutions tested were not up to standard in at least one area of the test.
According to a Bloomberg piece on the Federal Reserve report, the banks fell short of the leading practice standards in at least one of five categories the test deems essential to capital...


