S&P Global Ratings published its 2022 midyear global banking outlook on Thursday, July 21. The global banking sector is bracing for tougher tests as economic growth weakens and higher-for-longer inflation affects bank borrowers. For major economies, S&P Global Ratings has lowered its economic forecasts, and inflation is taking center stage in many jurisdictions. The challenge for central banks is whether they can harness inflation expectations without causing a recession. These risks could be difficult for banks to navigate even considering the significant build-up of capital and other buffers over the past decade that will allow the global banking sector to show some resilience at current rating levels.
Leading S&P Global Ratings analysts from the Financial Institutions team held a live interactive webinar on Wednesday, July 27, where they discussed the 2022 midyear global banking outlook further.
Speakers:
Alex Birry, Chief Analytical Officer
Emmanuel Volland, Senior Director
Mohamed Damak, Senior Director
Geeta Chugh, Senior Director
Ming Tan, Director
Ryoji Yoshizawa, Senior Director
Elena Iparraguirre, Director
Moderator:
Gavin Gunning, Senior Director
Please click on the links below to read the full reports which include one-page banking outlooks for each of the 84 banking jurisdictions covered globally by S&P Global Ratings:
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