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ECB Says Bank Risk Transfers Boost Dividends More Than Lending
Source: Bloomberg
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European Central Bank researchers say banks’ growing use of synthetic risk transfers is more likely to affect the dividends paid to shareholders than the amount of lending to companies. The finding implies potential pressure or variability in bank capital distributions even if credit supply remains supported. Likely modest read-through for bank equity and capital return expectations.
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