CCAR Community
Welcome to the CCAR Community. This group is for operational risk professionals from organisations that are required to complete the annual CCAR stress test.
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Our CCAR Community is open to any of our members who submit CCAR submissions to the FRB. Some non-members may also be able to join – contact us to find out more.
The group meets regularly throughout the year to discuss topics relating to CCAR practice and stress testing.
Join the CCAR Community to:
- Be part of a network of operational risk professionals who are involved in CCAR
- Discuss important CCAR-focused issues with your peers
- Keep on top of the latest developments in CCAR-related practice
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What is the community working on in 2025?
This year’s research programme entails three key activities:
- H1 2025 CCAR Quantitative Benchmark: This study will collect data on firms’ key loss ratios, loss projection inputs, and other quantitative data relating to material risks and scenarios for the 2025 and 2024 CCAR cycles. Firms submitting data as part of the study will receive individual benchmark reports in May 2025. High-level anonymized findings will be shared at a CCAR Community meeting in June 2025.
- H2 2025 CCAR Risk Handbooks: Delivering on feedback shared by the CCAR Community in 2024, ORX will launch a pilot study aimed at understanding and benchmarking approaches to specific risk types within CCAR. The aim of this study is to produce two handbooks (one per risk type) that will contain information around how risks are defined, modelled and considered for CCAR, as well as rationalising common approaches. More information on this project will be shared in the coming months.
- H2 2025 CCAR in-person roundtable: ORX is planning to run another in-person roundtable in 2025. This follows on from successful roundtable events that we ran in New York (2024) and Boston (2023). This will provide participants with another valuable opportunity to discuss the CCAR stress test, developments relating to Basel III, as well as further potential opportunities to engage with regulators.