We have examined the 2023 year-end reports of 26 banks across 12 European countries to assess the impact of financial turbulence and ongoing geopolitical crises on their Expected Credit Losses. This study marks the eighth in the series, continuing previous editions of the report which first launched in 2020.
Our report largely focuses on the ECL-related impacts, with key insights on:
In this instalment of the FS regulatory affairs newsletter, we look back at our experts’ analysis of the regulatory developments announced in the second quarter of 2024. Our comprehensive overview covers topics relevant to firms across all sectors of Financial Services, as well as focused pieces for Banking and Insurance organisations.
Expert analysis on the latest regulatory insights in the UK.
Our banking and capital markets practice is led by a dedicated team of former regulators, industry executives and senior professionals with a wealth of knowledge and practical experience within the sector.
How has the financial performance of European banks fared amidst economic turbulence in recent years? Global inflation ensuing the war in Ukraine and the aftermath of the Covid-19 crisis have collectively affected the financial services industry, undoubtedly impacting the expected credit losses (ECL) in banks’ financial disclosures.
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