The report highlights tighter subordinated bank bond spreads and strong fundamentals across European and Japanese banks, noting robust CET1 ratios and high net interest income growth. It provides a detailed catalog of attractive and hold-to-maturity bonds in USD, EUR, and other major currencies.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Subordinated bank bond spreads settled tighter following volatility driven by US-Iran negotiations.
- 2.European banks maintain robust capital positions with an average CET1 ratio of 16% despite geopolitical challenges.
- 3.Japanese megabanks (Mizuho, Sumitomo, Mitsubishi UFJ) reported strong income growth of 30-46% y/y, primarily from net interest income.
Table of Contents
- Highlighted research
- Highlighted education notes
- Current view on Financial capital
- Recent new issues
- Attractive rated USD bonds
- Attractive rated EUR bonds
- Hold-to-maturity recommendations USD bonds
- RT1 bonds overview
- Hybrid bonds overview
- Dated Tier 2 bonds overview
- Issuers mentioned in this report
- Introduction to Financial Capital
- Methodology
- Abbreviations and definitions
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Authors
Elena GuglielminSebastian PetrichClaudia Sigl
Securities
AXPBanco Santander8411C
Themes
Geopolitical Impact on SpreadsBank Capital ResilienceJapanese Banking Profitability Improvement
Regions
EuropeAsia PacificUKUnited StatesJapanGermany
