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Dodd-Frank Act Stress Test 2016: Supervisory Stress Test Methodology and Results - Accessible Version

Figure 1. Historical and stressed tier 1 common ratio

Quarter Percent
Actual, Q1 2010 8.52
Actual, Q1 2011 9.98
Actual, Q1 2012 10.94
Actual, Q1 2013 10.97
Actual, Q4 2013 11.6
Actual, Q3 2014 11.86
Actual, Q4 2015 12.3
Stressed, Q1 2018 8.4

Source: FR Y-9C, FR Y-14A, and supervisory estimates under the severely adverse scenario.

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Figure 2. Unemployment rate in the severely adverse and adverse scenarios, 2011:Q1-2019:Q1
  Year Quarter Adverse Severely adverse
2011Q1 2011 1 9.066667 9.066667
2011Q2 2011 2 9.066667 9.066667
2011Q3 2011 3 9 9
2011Q4 2011 4 8.633333 8.633333
2012Q1 2012 1 8.266667 8.266667
2012Q2 2012 2 8.2 8.2
2012Q3 2012 3 8 8
2012Q4 2012 4 7.8 7.8
2013Q1 2013 1 7.733333 7.733333
2013Q2 2013 2 7.533333 7.533333
2013Q3 2013 3 7.233333 7.233333
2013Q4 2013 4 6.966667 6.966667
2014Q1 2014 1 6.666667 6.666667
2014Q2 2014 2 6.166667 6.166667
2014Q3 2014 3 6.133333 6.133333
2014Q4 2014 4 5.7 5.7
2015Q1 2015 1 5.566667 5.566667
2015Q2 2015 2 5.4 5.4
2015Q3 2015 3 5.166667 5.166667
2015Q4 2015 4 5 5
2016Q1 2016 1 5.476 5.952
2016Q2 2016 2 6.12 7.239997
2016Q3 2016 3 6.652 8.303999
2016Q4 2016 4 7.072001 9.143999
2017Q1 2017 1 7.352001 9.704
2017Q2 2017 2 7.464002 9.928
2017Q3 2017 3 7.520004 10.04
2017Q4 2017 4 7.464005 9.927998
2018Q1 2018 1 7.408006 9.815998
2018Q2 2018 2 7.296006 9.591999
2018Q3 2018 3 7.184005 9.367999
2018Q4 2018 4 7.072002 9.144
2019Q1 2019 1 6.959999 8.92

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics and Federal Reserve assumptions in the supervisory scenarios.

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Figure 3. Real GDP growth rate in the severely adverse and adverse scenarios, 2011:Q1-2019:Q1
Year Quarter Adverse Severely adverse
2011 1 -1.53602 -1.53602
2011 2 2.941705 2.941705
2011 3 0.845763 0.845763
2011 4 4.57976 4.57976
2012 1 2.680334 2.680334
2012 2 1.880353 1.880353
2012 3 0.479613 0.479613
2012 4 0.089804 0.089804
2013 1 1.909355 1.909355
2013 2 1.118839 1.118839
2013 3 2.980232 2.980232
2013 4 3.82126 3.82126
2014 1 -0.92483 -0.92483
2014 2 4.56589 4.56589
2014 3 4.277874 4.277874
2014 4 2.071606 2.071606
2015 1 0.642625 0.642625
2015 2 3.919539 3.919539
2015 3 1.983687 1.983687
2015 4 1.9 1.9
2016 1 -1.52958 -5.05078
2016 2 -2.78703 -7.46023
2016 3 -1.95053 -5.86086
2016 4 -1.10683 -4.23376
2017 1 -0.042 -2.16033
2017 2 1.250953 0.387148
2017 3 1.685643 1.250964
2017 4 2.560631 3.000969
2018 1 2.560634 3.000955
2018 2 3.000953 3.887256
2018 3 3.000958 3.887251
2018 4 3.000962 3.887249
2019 1 3.000963 3.887249

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis and Federal Reserve assumptions in the supervisory scenarios.

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Figure 4. Dow Jones Total Stock Market Index, end of quarter in the severely adverse and adverse scenarios, 2011:Q1-2019:Q1
Year Quarter Adverse Severely adverse
2011 1 13908.51 13908.51
2011 2 13843.45 13843.45
2011 3 11676.5 11676.5
2011 4 13019.33 13019.33
2012 1 14627.46 14627.46
2012 2 14100.24 14100.24
2012 3 14894.66 14894.66
2012 4 14834.88 14834.88
2013 1 16396.15 16396.15
2013 2 16771.31 16771.31
2013 3 17718.25 17718.25
2013 4 19413.17 19413.17
2014 1 19711.22 19711.22
2014 2 20568.65 20568.65
2014 3 20458.82 20458.82
2014 4 21424.58 21424.58
2015 1 21707.57 21707.57
2015 2 21630.9 21630.9
2015 3 19959.31 19959.31
2015 4 21100.93 21100.93
2016 1 20899.59 16831.91
2016 2 18454.26 13254.91
2016 3 16692.82 11469.15
2016 4 15536.17 10395.51
2017 1 15745.44 11183.26
2017 2 16052.59 12131.95
2017 3 16396.89 13178.92
2017 4 17115.41 14671.12
2018 1 17806.73 16180.06
2018 2 18645.61 17996.14
2018 3 19184.94 19271.59
2018 4 19756.42 20640.87
2019 1 20341.02 22068.11

Source: Dow Jones and Federal Reserve assumptions in the supervisory scenarios.

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Figure 5. National House Price Index in the severely adverse and adverse scenarios, 2011:Q1-2019:Q1
Year Quarter Adverse Severely adverse
2011 1 138.5299 138.5299
2011 2 137.669 137.669
2011 3 137.7032 137.7032
2011 4 137.5536 137.5536
2012 1 139.6333 139.6333
2012 2 142.7849 142.7849
2012 3 145.7377 145.7377
2012 4 149.2766 149.2766
2013 1 153.7874 153.7874
2013 2 158.8341 158.8341
2013 3 162.9552 162.9552
2013 4 166.3403 166.3403
2014 1 169.3091 169.3091
2014 2 170.6624 170.6624
2014 3 172.5281 172.5281
2014 4 174.5111 174.5111
2015 1 177.3115 177.3115
2015 2 179.4135 179.4135
2015 3 181.7344 181.7344
2015 4 183.0974 183.0974
2016 1 181.1851 178.8477
2016 2 178.7244 173.4501
2016 3 175.8967 167.3518
2016 4 172.7985 160.8014
2017 1 169.8324 154.6675
2017 2 166.9932 148.9216
2017 3 164.5008 143.9823
2017 4 162.8564 140.7838
2018 1 161.6663 138.4975
2018 2 161.1368 137.4894
2018 3 161.0422 137.31
2018 4 161.2364 137.6778
2019 1 161.6475 138.4578

Source: CoreLogic (seasonally adjusted by Federal Reserve) and Federal Reserve assumptions in the supervisory scenarios.

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Figure 6. U.S. BBB corporate yield, quarterly average in the severely adverse and adverse scenarios, 2011:Q1-2019:Q1
Year Quarter Adverse Severely adverse
2011 1 5.397131 5.397131
2011 2 5.147247 5.147247
2011 3 4.87279 4.87279
2011 4 4.980597 4.980597
2012 1 4.69511 4.69511
2012 2 4.519748 4.519748
2012 3 4.181404 4.181404
2012 4 3.877309 3.877309
2013 1 4.013148 4.013148
2013 2 4.129518 4.129518
2013 3 4.939135 4.939135
2013 4 4.79845 4.79845
2014 1 4.602964 4.602964
2014 2 4.288294 4.288294
2014 3 4.169106 4.169106
2014 4 4.193811 4.193811
2015 1 3.95 3.95
2015 2 4.19 4.19
2015 3 4.49 4.49
2015 4 4.55 4.55
2016 1 4.441747 4.756309
2016 2 4.917662 5.607568
2016 3 5.140566 6.006271
2016 4 5.402971 6.352808
2017 1 5.365299 6.094469
2017 2 5.3372 5.844752
2017 3 5.414877 5.699727
2017 4 5.406898 5.468342
2018 1 5.427461 5.264572
2018 2 5.451179 5.063056
2018 3 5.512335 4.966474
2018 4 5.554446 4.849991
2019 1 5.569988 4.705981

Source: Merrill Lynch (adjusted by Federal Reserve using a Nelson-Siegel smoothed yield curve model) and Federal Reserve assumptions in the supervisory scenarios.

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Figure 7. U.S. Market Volatilty Index (VIX) in the severely adverse and adverse scenarios, 2011:Q1-2019:Q1
Year Quarter Adverse Severely adverse
2011 1 29.4 29.4
2011 2 22.73 22.73
2011 3 48 48
2011 4 45.45 45.45
2012 1 22.97 22.97
2012 2 26.66 26.66
2012 3 20.47 20.47
2012 4 22.72 22.72
2013 1 18.99 18.99
2013 2 20.49 20.49
2013 3 17.01 17.01
2013 4 20.34 20.34
2014 1 21.44 21.44
2014 2 17.03 17.03
2014 3 17.03 17.03
2014 4 26.25 26.25
2015 1 22.39 22.39
2015 2 18.85 18.85
2015 3 40.74 40.74
2015 4 24.39 24.39
2016 1 40.66116 73.27599
2016 2 37.01852 61.05674
2016 3 38.37665 67.0996
2016 4 36.00464 59.1397
2017 1 32.02458 45.51315
2017 2 29.14897 37.39308
2017 3 26.79982 31.11268
2017 4 24.74384 26.23993
2018 1 23.1187 22.81301
2018 2 21.67764 19.98143
2018 3 20.98173 18.85064
2018 4 20.25739 17.5877
2019 1 19.7579 16.76483

Source: Chicago Board Options Exchange (converted to quarterly by Federal Reserve using the maximum quarterly close-of-day value) and Federal Reserve assumptions in the supervisory scenarios.

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Figure 8. Projecting net income and regulatory capital

A flowchart with five steps, leading from one to the next.

  • Net interest income plus noninterest income, minus noninterest expense, equals pre-provision net revenue (PPNR).
    (Note: PPNR includes income from mortgage servicing rights and losses from operational-risk events, mortgage put-back losses, and OREO costs.)
  • PPNR plus other revenue, minus provisions, minus AFS/HTM securities losses, minus HFS/FVO loan losses, minus trading and counterparty losses, equals pre-tax net income.
    (Note: Change in the allowance for loan and lease losses, plus net charge-offs, equals provisions.)
  • Pre-tax net income minus taxes, plus extraordinary items net of taxes, minus income attributable to minority intrest, minus change in the valuation allowance, equals after-tax net income.
  • After-tax net income minus net distributions to common and preferred shareholders and other net reductions to shareholder's equity from DFAST assumptions plus other comprehensive income, equals change in equity capital.
  • Change in equity capital minus change in adjustments and deductions from regulatory capital, plus other additions to regulatory capital, equals change in regulatory capital.

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Figure 9. Projected losses in the severely adverse scenario

Billions of dollars
First-lien mortgages, domestic 38
Trading and counterparty losses 113
Credit cards 92
Commercial and industrial loans 93
Securities losses (AFS/HTM) 11
Junior liens and HELOCs, domestic 32
Commercial real estate, domestic 52
Other consumer loans 38
Other loans 39
Other losses 17

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Figure 10. Change from 2014:Q3 to minimum tier 1 common ratio in the severely adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Change from Q3 2013 to minimum
Ally 3.1
American Express 0.9
BancWest 3.7
Bank of America 3.5
Bank of NY-Mellon 1.0
BB&T 3.3
BBVA 4.2
BMO 6.0
Capital One 2.9
Citigroup 6.0
Citizens 2.9
Comerica 2.3
Deutsche Bank 4.0
Discover 2.1
Fifth Third 3.0
Goldman Sachs 5.3
HSBC 6.6
Huntington 4.8
JPMorgan Chase 3.7
KeyCorp 4.6
M&T 4.1
Morgan Stanley 7.3
MUFG Americas 3.5
Northern Trust 1.2
PNC 3.0
Regions 3.7
Santander 0.2
State Street 3.3
SunTrust 2.5
TD 4.6
U.S. Bancorp 2.1
Wells Fargo 3.8
Zions 5.6

Median = 3.6%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average assets.

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Figure 11. Total loan loss rates in the severely adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 5.3
American Express 9.8
Bancwest 6.7
Bank of America 5.6
Bank of NY-Mellon 3.2
BB&T 5.3
BBVA 5.4
BMO 5.8
Capital One 11.2
Citigroup 7.0
Citizens 4.8
Comerica 4.4
Deutsche Bank 3.8
Discover 12.4
Fifth Third 5.8
Goldman Sachs 6.8
HSBC 5.9
Huntington 4.8
JPMorgan Chase 6.1
KeyCorp 5.1
M&T 5.8
Morgan Stanley 3.3
MUFG Americas 4.2
Northern Trust 4.6
PNC 5.3
Regions 6.1
Santander 8.2
State Street 1.9
SunTrust 4.5
TD 6.5
U.S. Bancorp 7.0
Wells Fargo 5.4
Zions 6.3

Median = 5.6%

Note: Estimates are for nine quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure 12. PPNR rates in the severely adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 2.9
American Express 11.4
Bancwest 2.7
Bank of America 2.0
Bank of NY-Mellon 2.2
BB&T 3.1
BBVA 1.1
BMO 0.7
Capital One 7.5
Citigroup 2.4
Citizens 2.3
Comerica 1.7
Deutsche Bank 1.0
Discover 14.3
Fifth Third 2.7
Goldman Sachs 1.4
HSBC -0.4
Huntington 2.3
JPMorgan Chase 2.6
KeyCorp 2.4
M&T 2.5
Morgan Stanley 1.0
MUFG Americas 0.8
Northern Trust 2.0
PNC 2.9
Regions 2.4
Santander 4.4
State Street 1.1
SunTrust 2.6
TD 1.4
U.S. Bancorp 4.9
Wells Fargo 2.7
Zions 1.1

Median = 2.4%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average assets.

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Figure 13. Pre-tax net income rates in the severely adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally -1.9
American Express 3.7
Bancwest -2.8
Bank of America -1.6
Bank of NY-Mellon 1.2
BB&T -1.0
BBVA -3.0
BMO -3.0
Capital One -1.3
Citigroup -1.5
Citizens -1.7
Comerica -1.5
Deutsche Bank -0.8
Discover 1.9
Fifth Third -1.4
Goldman Sachs -1.7
HSBC -3.1
Huntington -1.8
JPMorgan Chase -1.2
KeyCorp -1.3
M&T -2.3
Morgan Stanley -1.5
MUFG Americas -2.2
Northern Trust 0.3
PNC -0.7
Regions -2.1
Santander -0.2
State Street 0.2
SunTrust -1.2
TD -2.2
U.S. Bancorp -0.1
Wells Fargo -1.3
Zions -3.7

Median = -1.5%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average assets.

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Figure 14. Projected losses in the adverse scenario

Billions of dollars
First-lien mortgages, domestic 23
Trading and counterparty losses 53
Credit cards 73
Commercial and industrial loans 58
Securities losses (AFS/HTM) 5
Junior liens and HELOCs, domestic 22
Commercial real estate, domestic 24
Other consumer loans 29
Other loans 23
Other losses 14

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Figure 15. Change from 2014:Q3 to minimum tier 1 common ratio in the adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Change from Q3 2013 to minimum
Ally 1.1
American Express 0.6
Bancwest 1.1
Bank of America 1.1
Bank of NY-Mellon 0.2
BB&T 1.4
BBVA 1.6
BMO 3.4
Capital One 1.3
Citigroup 4.0
Citizens 0.9
Comerica 0.5
Deutsche Bank 2.2
Discover 1.0
Fifth Third 0.8
Goldman Sachs 2.2
HSBC 5.5
Huntington 2.1
JPMorgan Chase 1.3
KeyCorp 2.2
M&T 1.5
Morgan Stanley 3.7
MUFG Americas 1.1
Northern Trust 0.3
PNC 1.4
Regions 1.4
Santander -0.2
State Street 2.4
SunTrust 0.8
TD 1.3
U.S. Bancorp 0.6
Wells Fargo 1.9
Zions 2.2

Median = 1.3%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure 16. Total loan loss rates in the adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 3.6
American Express 7.4
Bancwest 4.0
Bank of America 3.7
Bank of NY-Mellon 1.9
BB&T 3.1
BBVA 3.1
BMO 3.7
Capital One 8.5
Citigroup 4.9
Citizens 3.1
Comerica 2.4
Deutsche Bank 2.0
Discover 9.7
Fifth Third 3.6
Goldman Sachs 4.1
HSBC 3.9
Huntington 3.1
JPMorgan Chase 3.8
KeyCorp 3.0
M&T 3.5
Morgan Stanley 1.9
MUFG Americas 2.1
Northern Trust 2.6
PNC 3.3
Regions 3.8
Santander 5.5
State Street 1.2
SunTrust 2.8
TD 4.0
U.S. Bancorp 4.4
Wells Fargo 3.2
Zions 3.5

Median = 3.5%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure 17. PPNR rates in the adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 3.2
American Express 11.8
Bancwest 3.0
Bank of America 2.7
Bank of NY-Mellon 3.0
BB&T 3.7
BBVA 1.7
BMO 1.2
Capital One 7.7
Citigroup 2.9
Citizens 2.9
Comerica 2.5
Deutsche Bank 1.3
Discover 14.5
Fifth Third 3.5
Goldman Sachs 1.8
HSBC 0.3
Huntington 2.9
JPMorgan Chase 3.2
KeyCorp 3.1
M&T 3.1
Morgan Stanley 1.4
MUFG Americas 1.3
Northern Trust 2.6
PNC 3.5
Regions 3.0
Santander 4.8
State Street 1.9
SunTrust 3.4
TD 1.7
U.S. Bancorp 5.5
Wells Fargo 3.3
Zions 1.7

Median = 3.0%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average assets.

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Figure 18. Pre-tax net income rates in the adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 0.1
American Express 6.3
Bancwest -0.1
Bank of America 0.7
Bank of NY-Mellon 2.5
BB&T 1.6
BBVA -0.4
BMO -1.1
Capital One 1.3
Citigroup 0.5
Citizens 0.5
Comerica 1.1
Deutsche Bank 0.4
Discover 4.8
Fifth Third 1.3
Goldman Sachs -0.1
HSBC -1.3
Huntington 0.5
JPMorgan Chase 1.2
KeyCorp 1.0
M&T 0.5
Morgan Stanley 0.0
MUFG Americas 0.0
Northern Trust 1.8
PNC 1.6
Regions 0.5
Santander 2.4
State Street 1.4
SunTrust 1.3
TD -0.3
U.S. Bancorp 2.7
Wells Fargo 1.2
Zions -0.6

Median = 0.7%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average assets.

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Figure D.1. First-lien mortgages, domestic loss rates in the severely adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 3.5
American Express 0.00
Bancwest 4.9
Bank of America 3.8
Bank of NY-Mellon 2.3
BB&T 3.3
BBVA 3.8
BMO 3.5
Capital One 1.1
Citigroup 2.8
Citizens 2.8
Comerica 3.3
Deutsche Bank 2.4
Discover 4.6
Fifth Third 4.3
Goldman Sachs 50.1
HSBC 7.9
Huntington 3.9
JPMorgan Chase 2.7
KeyCorp 4.5
M&T 5.6
Morgan Stanley 1.7
MUFG Americas 2.0
Northern Trust 3.1
PNC 3.4
Regions 4.6
Santander 3.8
State Street 0.00
SunTrust 3.9
TD 3.7
U.S. Bancorp 2.8
Wells Fargo 1.1
Zions 0.92

Median = 3.5%

Estimates are for nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure D.2. Junior liens and HELOCs, domestic loss rates in the severely adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 8.4
American Express 0.00
Bancwest 4.2
Bank of America 13.0
Bank of NY-Mellon 8.5
BB&T 3.5
BBVA 5.8
BMO 10.8
Capital One 6.7
Citigroup 9.3
Citizens 6.1
Comerica 3.6
Deutsche Bank 8.4
Discover 14.2
Fifth Third 5.4
Goldman Sachs 8.0
HSBC 16.3
Huntington 3.7
JPMorgan Chase 9.2
KeyCorp 4.3
M&T 6.3
Morgan Stanley 8.0
MUFG Americas 5.3
Northern Trust 9.6
PNC 6.6
Regions 5.3
Santander 3.8
State Street 0.00
SunTrust 5.6
TD 6.4
U.S. Bancorp 5.1
Wells Fargo 6.5
Zions 3.4

Median = 6.4%

Estimates are for nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure D.3. Commercial and industrial loss rates in the severely adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 4.5
American Express 10.5
Bancwest 9.0
Bank of America 5.0
Bank of NY-Mellon 2.6
BB&T 4.7
BBVA 5.4
BMO 6.9
Capital One 9.8
Citigroup 5.5
Citizens 4.9
Comerica 3.6
Deutsche Bank 5.7
Discover 15.5
Fifth Third 5.7
Goldman Sachs 12.0
HSBC 4.0
Huntington 5.0
JPMorgan Chase 9.4
KeyCorp 5.2
M&T 4.1
Morgan Stanley 8.5
MUFG Americas 5.5
Northern Trust 4.0
PNC 6.7
Regions 6.3
Santander 3.9
State Street 5.4
SunTrust 4.7
TD 6.7
U.S. Bancorp 9.0
Wells Fargo 6.3
Zions 8.5

Median = 5.5%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances. Losses are calculated based on the exposure at default, which includes both outstanding balances and any additional drawdown of the credit line that occurs prior to default, while loss rates are calculated as a percent of outstanding balances.

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Figure D.4. Commercial real estate, domestic loss rates in the severely adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 3.1
American Express 0.00
Bancwest 7.1
Bank of America 7.7
Bank of NY-Mellon 8.6
BB&T 7.7
BBVA 8.6
BMO 7.3
Capital One 4.4
Citigroup 9.9
Citizens 6.6
Comerica 5.6
Deutsche Bank 9.0
Discover 22.9
Fifth Third 12.2
Goldman Sachs 6.5
HSBC 6.3
Huntington 7.0
JPMorgan Chase 4.6
KeyCorp 6.1
M&T 6.8
Morgan Stanley 5.5
MUFG Americas 5.5
Northern Trust 6.4
PNC 6.8
Regions 9.9
Santander 5.2
State Street 5.7
SunTrust 5.4
TD 9.6
U.S. Bancorp 10.5
Wells Fargo 7.4
Zions 6.7

Median = 6.8%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure D.5. Credit card loss rates in the severely adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 0.00
American Express 9.5
Bancwest 18.2
Bank of America 11.5
Bank of NY-Mellon 0.00
BB&T 13.3
BBVA 15.7
BMO 11.0
Capital One 19.3
Citigroup 14.0
Citizens 12.1
Comerica 0.00
Deutsche Bank 0.00
Discover 12.8
Fifth Third 16.2
Goldman Sachs 0.00
HSBC 15.0
Huntington 15.1
JPMorgan Chase 11.0
KeyCorp 12.5
M&T 15.0
Morgan Stanley 0.00
MUFG Americas 0.00
Northern Trust 0.00
PNC 12.2
Regions 14.3
Santander 15.6
State Street 0.00
SunTrust 14.0
TD 18.2
U.S. Bancorp 15.0
Wells Fargo 15.2
Zions 15.0

Median = 14.7%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure D.6. Other consumer loss rates in the severely adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 6.1
American Express 13.8
Bancwest 5.7
Bank of America 2.2
Bank of NY-Mellon 11.2
BB&T 6.6
BBVA 5.5
BMO 2.1
Capital One 8.1
Citigroup 11.4
Citizens 4.5
Comerica 8.5
Deutsche Bank 4.4
Discover 10.8
Fifth Third 3.0
Goldman Sachs 4.4
HSBC 8.0
Huntington 4.2
JPMorgan Chase 3.6
KeyCorp 7.4
M&T 6.4
Morgan Stanley 0.9
MUFG Americas 15.8
Northern Trust 12.8
PNC 3.8
Regions 6.5
Santander 16.5
State Street 0.6
SunTrust 4.9
TD 2.5
U.S. Bancorp 3.8
Wells Fargo 6.7
Zions 10.9

Median = 6.1%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure D.7. Other loans loss rates in the severely adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 9.4
American Express 7.9
Bancwest 6.3
Bank of America 2.6
Bank of NY-Mellon 2.6
BB&T 3.2
BBVA 1.8
BMO 4.3
Capital One 4.0
Citigroup 3.3
Citizens 2.5
Comerica 6.2
Deutsche Bank 1.8
Discover 7.2
Fifth Third 3.0
Goldman Sachs 4.3
HSBC 3.7
Huntington 3.5
JPMorgan Chase 4.5
KeyCorp 2.9
M&T 3.9
Morgan Stanley 3.0
MUFG Americas 4.3
Northern Trust 4.4
PNC 1.7
Regions 2.7
Santander 4.2
State Street 1.2
SunTrust 1.7
TD 3.8
U.S. Bancorp 4.8
Wells Fargo 3.4
Zions 5.5

Median = 3.7%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure D.8. First-lien mortgages, domestic loss rates in the adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 2.3%
American Express 0.00
Bancwest 3.5%
Bank of America 2.6%
Bank of NY-Mellon 1.4%
BB&T 2.1%
BBVA 2.4%
BMO 2.1%
Capital One 0.8%
Citigroup 1.3%
Citizens 1.8%
Comerica 1.9%
Deutsche Bank 1.6%
Discover 3.3%
Fifth Third 3.2%
Goldman Sachs 46.6%
HSBC 5.7%
Huntington 2.8%
JPMorgan Chase 1.3%
KeyCorp 3.3%
M&T 3.9%
Morgan Stanley 1.0%
MUFG Americas 0.8%
Northern Trust 1.7%
PNC 2.3%
Regions 3.2%
Santander 2.5%
State Street 0.00
SunTrust 2.6%
TD 2.4%
U.S. Bancorp 1.8%
Wells Fargo 1.4%
Zions 0.5%

Median = 2.3%

Estimates are for nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure D.9. Junior liens and HELOCs, domestic loss rates in the adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 5.6
American Express 0.00
Bancwest 2.5
Bank of America 9.6
Bank of NY-Mellon 6.0
BB&T 2.2
BBVA 4.2
BMO 8.4
Capital One 5.3
Citigroup 5.5
Citizens 4.3
Comerica 2.2
Deutsche Bank 6.0
Discover 9.4
Fifth Third 4.1
Goldman Sachs 5.8
HSBC 13.3
Huntington 2.7
JPMorgan Chase 5.7
KeyCorp 3.1
M&T 4.7
Morgan Stanley 5.8
MUFG Americas 2.4
Northern Trust 6.2
PNC 4.9
Regions 3.9
Santander 2.6
State Street 0.00
SunTrust 3.9
TD 4.9
U.S. Bancorp 3.3
Wells Fargo 3.9
Zions 1.9

Median = 4.7%

Estimates are for nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure D.10. Commercial and industrial loss rates in the adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 2.7
American Express 7.8
Bancwest 5.5
Bank of America 3.0
Bank of NY-Mellon 1.6
BB&T 3.0
BBVA 3.3
BMO 4.6
Capital One 6.7
Citigroup 3.6
Citizens 2.9
Comerica 2.1
Deutsche Bank 3.5
Discover 11.8
Fifth Third 3.4
Goldman Sachs 6.9
HSBC 2.4
Huntington 3.2
JPMorgan Chase 5.9
KeyCorp 2.9
M&T 2.7
Morgan Stanley 5.1
MUFG Americas 3.1
Northern Trust 2.3
PNC 4.1
Regions 3.7
Santander 2.4
State Street 3.0
SunTrust 2.7
TD 3.8
U.S. Bancorp 5.7
Wells Fargo 3.9
Zions 5.3

Median = 3.4%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances. Losses are calculated based on the exposure at default, which includes both outstanding balances and any additional drawdown of the credit line that occurs prior to default, while loss rates are calculated as a percent of outstanding balances.

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Figure D.11. Commercial real estate, domestic loss rates in the adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 1.6
American Express 0.00
Bancwest 3.5
Bank of America 3.5
Bank of NY-Mellon 3.8
BB&T 3.6
BBVA 4.0
BMO 3.5
Capital One 2.0
Citigroup 4.3
Citizens 3.1
Comerica 2.5
Deutsche Bank 3.5
Discover 10.4
Fifth Third 5.6
Goldman Sachs 2.7
HSBC 2.6
Huntington 3.4
JPMorgan Chase 2.1
KeyCorp 2.8
M&T 3.2
Morgan Stanley 2.2
MUFG Americas 2.3
Northern Trust 2.8
PNC 3.0
Regions 5.0
Santander 2.4
State Street 2.3
SunTrust 2.6
TD 4.3
U.S. Bancorp 4.9
Wells Fargo 3.3
Zions 3.2

Median = 3.2%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure D.12. Credit card loss rates in the adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 0.00
American Express 7.3
Bancwest 14.8
Bank of America 9.0
Bank of NY-Mellon 0.00
BB&T 10.2
BBVA 12.6
BMO 8.6
Capital One 15.5
Citigroup 11.1
Citizens 9.6
Comerica 0.00
Deutsche Bank 0.00
Discover 9.9
Fifth Third 12.2
Goldman Sachs 0.00
HSBC 12.0
Huntington 11.9
JPMorgan Chase 8.4
KeyCorp 9.6
M&T 12.0
Morgan Stanley 0.00
MUFG Americas 0.00
Northern Trust 0.00
PNC 9.2
Regions 10.7
Santander 11.6
State Street 0.00
SunTrust 10.5
TD 14.8
U.S. Bancorp 11.8
Wells Fargo 12.0
Zions 12.0

Median = 11.3%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure D.13. Other consumer loss rates in the adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 4.3
American Express 12.0
Bancwest 3.4
Bank of America 1.5
Bank of NY-Mellon 8.9
BB&T 4.5
BBVA 4.1
BMO 1.4
Capital One 5.9
Citigroup 9.8
Citizens 3.5
Comerica 6.8
Deutsche Bank 3.6
Discover 9.1
Fifth Third 2.1
Goldman Sachs 3.7
HSBC 6.7
Huntington 3.0
JPMorgan Chase 2.8
KeyCorp 5.6
M&T 4.4
Morgan Stanley 0.8
MUFG Americas 12.5
Northern Trust 9.6
PNC 3.0
Regions 4.9
Santander 12.3
State Street 0.6
SunTrust 3.6
TD 1.7
U.S. Bancorp 2.7
Wells Fargo 5.1
Zions 8.2

Median = 4.3%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Figure D.14. Other loans loss rates in the adverse scenario

Percent

Bank Holding Company Total Loss Rates
Ally 5.4
American Express 4.6
Bancwest 4.0
Bank of America 1.5
Bank of NY-Mellon 1.5
BB&T 1.8
BBVA 1.1
BMO 2.5
Capital One 2.2
Citigroup 1.9
Citizens 1.4
Comerica 3.3
Deutsche Bank 1.0
Discover 4.1
Fifth Third 1.8
Goldman Sachs 2.5
HSBC 2.0
Huntington 2.0
JPMorgan Chase 2.5
KeyCorp 1.7
M&T 2.1
Morgan Stanley 1.8
MUFG Americas 2.4
Northern Trust 2.4
PNC 1.0
Regions 1.6
Santander 2.3
State Street 0.8
SunTrust 1.0
TD 2.3
U.S. Bancorp 2.9
Wells Fargo 1.9
Zions 3.3

Median = 2.0%

Note: Estimates are for the nine-quarter period from 2014:Q4-2016:Q4 as a percent of average balances.

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Last update: August 9, 2016

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