Nigeria; Publication of Financial Sector Assessment Program Documentation––Technical Note on Stress Testing
To assess the financial stability in Nigeria, various stress tests and analytic processes were undertaken jointly by the Nigerian authorities and the Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) team. The exercise included macroeconomic scenario analysis and its transmission into a range of single- and multifactor shocks. The tests covered the entire Nigerian banking system and looked at the short-term horizon, in part because of data constraints. Sensitivity stress tests estimated the impact of changes in individual variables on banks’ portfolios.
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2013-05-28
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Stress testing | Banking sector | Commercial banks | Credit risk | Bank supervision | Bank regulations | Risk management | Financial Sector Assessment Program | Nigeria | banking | banking system | interbank market | banking sector | excess liquidity | banking crisis | banking institutions | capital requirement | bank exposure | banks ’ balance sheet | banking sector stability | deposit insurance | banks ’ loan | nonperforming loan | bank statements | income statement | bank capital | liquid asset | banks ’ balance sheets | capital adequacy ratio | tier 1 capital | return on equity | bank provisioning | return on assets | capital adequacy | banking model | recapitalization | asset management company | bank deposits | bank run | bank earnings | capital base | bank losses | bank access |
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