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23 Oct, 2019
 
 
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S&P Global Ratings has updated its risk-adjusted capital (RAC) ratios in its annual capital review for the world's top 100 rated banks. This year's review indicates that the RAC ratios of 57 of the top 100 banks have worsened slightly in 2018 compared with those in 2017.  See our full report

Two of the legacies of the financial crisis were new financial regulation that made the banking system safer and a major increase in the size of the Federal Reserve's balance that arguably helped stabilize the economy and added trillions of dollars of reserves to the U.S. banking system.  Read more

S&P Global Ratings considers that the persistence of the weaker economic growth and negative rates has aggravated existing threats to profitability for many financial institutions operating in EMEA, despite resilient capital and asset quality. View more
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Global financial services issuers rated by S&P Global Ratings continued to show high rating stability in 2018. Upgrades exceeded downgrades for a second consecutive year. View more

Monetary policy in the eurozone may have reached its limits. First, European banks are not passing on negative central bank rates. Most banks still remunerate deposits from retail customers at zero interest rates, while the ECB is charging banks' deposits exceeding six times the required reserves at -50 bp. View more

The U.S. has become fond of including currency provisions in its trade agreements. The three main provisions follow a--by now--well-trodden path set out in a Group of 20 (G-20) communiqué agreed in 2013. Find out more

As we said in our report "Countdown To Brexit: No-Deal Risks Revisited," published on Oct 4, 2019, we are sticking to our base case that the U.K. will exit the EU with a deal. Nevertheless... Read more

Economic growth in the eurozone slowed to 0.2% in the second quarter of 2019, after 0.4% in the first quarter, on the back of persistent external weakness. Read more

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