U.S. regional banks are entering into synthetic risk transfer (SRT) agreements with investors in an effort to prepare their balance sheets for increased capital requirements. Around 20 U.S. SRT transactions have closed, totaling $17 Billion,...
Read MoreBloomberg News reports that growing issuance of Synthetic Risk Transfers (SRTs), used by large banks to manage regulatory capital requirements, had been expected to surge this year. However, Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s recent testimony on...
Read MoreAccording to Reuters, U.S. banks issued an estimated $7 billion in credit risk transfers (CRTs) in 2023, protecting against the risk of losses on mortgage and auto loans, and on corporate loans which are expected...
Read MoreLarge U.S. banks are turning to synthetic credit risk transfers (CRT), amidst higher interest rates and proposed Basel lll capital regulations, to remove risk from their balance sheets. Until recently, CRT deals were rarely used...
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