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Europe's banks went from a 146.5 billion euro shortfall in loss absorbing capacity to 187 million euro in five and a half years
| Quarter | Shortfall against final targets, including the buffer requirement | Population |
|---|---|---|
| Second quarter 2020 | 146.5 billion euro, 2.0 per cent of risk exposure | 79 groups |
| Fourth quarter 2020 | 39.6 billion euro, 0.58 per cent, and 19.5 billion excluding the buffer | 75 groups |
| Second quarter 2021 | 39.7 billion euro, with about half of entities in shortfall | 77 groups |
| Fourth quarter 2021 | 32.6 billion euro, about 40 per cent of entities | 81 groups |
| Second quarter 2022 | 32.2 billion euro, 34 banks | 82 groups |
| Fourth quarter 2022 | 21.5 billion euro, 30 banks including the buffer and 14 excluding it | 80 groups |
| Second quarter 2023 | 13.6 billion euro, 18 banks including the buffer and 8 excluding it | 82 groups |
| Fourth quarter 2023 | 6,044 million euro | 83 groups |
| First quarter 2024 | 4,510 million euro | 83 groups |
| Second quarter 2024 | 3,732 million euro | 84 groups |
| Third quarter 2024 | 472 million euro | 84 groups |
| Fourth quarter 2024 | 0 | 85 groups |
| Second quarter 2025 | 298 million euro | 84 resolution entities |
| Fourth quarter 2025 | 187 million euro | 83 resolution entities |
Resolution authority quarterly dashboards, each opened individually. Bank counts stop being published from the fourth quarter of 2023 onward. The 99.87 per cent fall is derived here, across a changing population, and the population change matters: a measure taken over 79 groups in 2020 and 83 in 2025 is not quite the same measure.
The gap against final targets fell 99.87 per cent between the middle of 2020 and the end of 2025, and touched zero at the end of 2024. The population being measured grew from 79 groups to 83 over the same period.
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