Bank News n°7 - September 2011
Our European benchmark shows a relatively robust performance from the banks in our sample for the first half of 2011, despite the impact of the Greek crisis. This general analysis is accompanied by a sound contribution from CIB activity, which overall presents a “level of activity comparable to 2006, a rather high benchmark”.
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Finally, in their half-year accounts many banking groups have reported satisfactory progress in their medium and long-term financing programmes. It must be admitted that the market has taken a different view of the banks during the summer, given the stock exchange turmoil which has affected them! And this despite the EBA‟s publication of its stress tests some days before the main financial reporting by European banks.
This edition of Bank News returns to these various issues. We also provide an update on the work of the regulator and an analysis of the fiscal implications of the introduction of Basel III in Europe.
Content of this issue
- European Benchmark, first half 2011
- Economic and financial analysis
- Performance: An essential contribution from CIB in 2011, but question marks remain over the economic model
- Reading the accounts: French banks and the impairment of Greek debt
- Macro analysis: the Europe Banking Authority‟s resistance tests
- Micro analysis: the new liquidity constraints
- Focus on – The tax impacts brought by the implementation of Basel III in Europe
- News of the regulator: From Basel III to the CRD IV
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