| Characteristic | Core capital ratio (Tier 1) in the crisis scenario ** | Core capital ratio at the end of 2010 |
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Release date
July 2011
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Region
Europe
Survey time period
2010 and 2011
Supplementary notes
* According to the source, German banks were part of a EBA (European Banking Association) stress scenario at the end of 2011 in terms of core capital ratios. To pass the test, a core capital ratio of six percent must be achieved.
**Scenario: recession, rising interest rates and slumps in financial markets.
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