The Federal Reserve Board extended the comment period on its proposal to improve transparency and public accountability for supervisory stress test models and scenarios, moving the deadline to February 21, 2026. The extension is intended to give interested parties more time to analyze the issues and prepare comments. The general comment deadline had previously been January 22, 2026, while comments specifically on the proposal elements covering the 2026 stress test scenarios remain due by December 1, 2025. The Federal Register notice describes the proposal as also involving modifications to rules covering the capital planning and stress capital buffer requirement, enhanced prudential standards, and Regulation LL.
Federal Reserve Board 2025-11-21
Federal Reserve Board extends comment period to February 21, 2026 on proposal to increase supervisory stress test model and scenario transparency
The Federal Reserve Board has extended the comment period for its proposal to enhance transparency and accountability in supervisory stress test models and scenarios to February 21, 2026. This extension allows more time for analysis and feedback. The proposal also includes changes to capital planning, stress capital buffer requirements, enhanced prudential standards, and Regulation LL.