5 A second option would be to provide details about the assumptions and methods supervisors employed in the stress tests but withhold public release of results for individual banks.
This practice could be coupled with a requirement for more systematic, timely, and consistent disclosure by the largest banks of information on material firmwide risk positions and exposures, funding and liquidity profiles, operating performance, and other measures. Like the first approach, this option would have the benefit of opening supervisors’ methods to discussion.