The Financial Capital Navigator reviews the current landscape for subordinated bank and insurance debt, highlighting stable spreads and robust fundamental capital positions (16% CET1) in European banks.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Subordinated bank bond spreads remained relatively stable despite weekly volatility; AT1 spreads widened by 5 basis points while Tier 2 increased by 1 basis point.
- 2.European banks show fundamental resilience with an average CET1 capital ratio of 16% as the earnings season concludes.
- 3.Proactive risk management is evident as European banks set aside average provisions of EUR 100mn in Q1 to address geopolitical and Middle East uncertainties.
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
- Hold-to-maturity recommendations EUR bonds
- Changes to bond recommendations
- RT1 bonds overview
- Hybrid bonds overview
- Dated Tier 2 bonds overview
- Issuers mentioned in this report
- Introduction to Financial Capital
- Methodology
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Authors
Elena GuglielminSebastian PetrichClaudia Sigl
Securities
BIRGAllianz RT1US BancorpAmerican Express T2 Bond
Themes
European Bank Capital ResilienceGeopolitical Risk ProvisioningPrivate Credit Transparency
Regions
EuropeNorth AmericaAsia PacificUnited StatesJapanAustralia
