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The actions reflect S&P’s belief that operating conditions for the banking industrh will become less favorable than they were in the past with greatet volatility in financial markets during creditf cycles and tighterregulator supervision, the ratings agency said in a “The industry is now in a transition and likelty will undergo material structuralk changes; the loss content of loan portfolios should but recent capital rebuilding should help banks defray thesse losses; stress tests pointr to more pain in the we don’t view regional banks as beinh highly systemically important; and potential losse could increase beyond our current the S&P release said.
Such a transition periodc justifieslower ratings, Rodrigo S&P’s credit analyst, said in the • . (NYSE: BBT) from A+/Watch Neg/A-12 to A/Stable/A-1 • • • •
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