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Home / Business and Economy / Banks Eye Massive Risk Transfer Market Growth

Banks Eye Massive Risk Transfer Market Growth

8 Jan

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Summary

  • Significant risk transfer market to double in five years.
  • DBS Group is exploring significant risk transfer transactions.
  • SRTs help banks boost solvency and free up capital for lending.
Banks Eye Massive Risk Transfer Market Growth

The global market for significant risk transfers (SRTs) is poised for substantial expansion, with estimates suggesting it will double within the next five years. This burgeoning market is attracting attention from lenders worldwide, including those in regions beyond the traditional European and North American hubs.

Institutions like DBS Group Holdings Ltd. are actively exploring entry into the SRT market. These deals function as a form of loan insurance, protecting banks from potential defaults. By engaging in SRTs, financial institutions can improve their solvency ratios and reduce their reliance on capital-raising methods such as issuing new equity or cutting dividends.

This strategic move allows banks to free up capital, thereby increasing their capacity for new lending, pursuing acquisitions, or distributing returns to shareholders. Examples include Standard Chartered's recent deal involving $1.5 billion in trade finance loans and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation's $3.2 billion synthetic risk transfer with Blackstone Inc.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
An SRT deal allows banks to transfer the credit risk of a pool of loans to third-party investors, often via credit-linked notes.
DBS is exploring SRTs to improve solvency ratios and gain flexibility for new lending and acquisitions.
Man Group estimates the significant risk transfer market will double over the next five years.

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