National Bank of Denmark warns banks on stress test results

Some systemic banks came close to breaching threshold requirements

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The National Bank of Denmark

Systemic banks in Denmark only narrowly passed the latest round of stress tests, prompting the central bank to warn of the dangers of funding problems should a severe crisis strike.

Most systemic Danish banks have excess capital adequacy even in the most severe scenario of the test, though a few fell short of add-on buffer requirements. No bank fell into the “red” zone of capital below the minimum requirement.

“Banks should expect their access to external funding in the financial markets may

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