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Scenarios-US, Euro Area, Other, Main Variables; 18. IMF Top Down Model of Income Statement-Interest Income; 19. IMF Top Down Model of Income Statement-Interest Expense; 20. IMF Top Down Model of Income Statement-Trading Income; 21. IMF Top Down Model of Income Statement-Non-interest Income 327 $a22. IMF Top Down Model of Income Statement-Non-interest Expense 23. IMF Top Down Assumptions-Loans, Deposits; 24. IMF Top Down Assumptions-Loans, Balance Sheet; 25. Solvency Stress Test Results; 26. Drivers of Stress Test Results-Contributions to CET1 Change; 27. Drivers of Stress Test Results-Contributions to Net Income; 28. Net Income and RWAs-Comparison; 29. Net Income and RWAs-Comparison; 30. Parameters of RWAs and Expected Losses-Comparison; 31. Recapitalization Needs-as Percent in gross income; 12. Liquid and Illiquid Assets of the BSL Metric-Haircuts Calibration 327 $a13. 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