Several Spanish banks failed the EBA stress test, and Spain imposed stricter countrywide stress tests the following year that resulted in some banks raising capital.

The SCAP stress test scenario was less severe compared to later US stress tests and did not result in any increased capital requirements for participating banks.

The CCAR test required banks to evaluate both a base case and a stress scenario while the EBA test only included a stress scenario.

The SCAP test only disclosed overall loss rates for retail and commercial exposures, while the EBA test expanded disclosure to individual geographical regions and asset classes.