We expect rated global systemically important banks (G-SIBs) to remain resilient and continue to record solid profits in 2025, despite a weaker economic outlook. That said, ongoing tariff uncertainty may trigger several macro-financial shocks, and potential regulatory changes could, over the long term, lead to regulatory fragmentation and raise G-SIBs’ costs and business model complexity.
Join S&P Global Ratings’ Financial Institutions Ratings analysts from around the globe for a live, interactive webinar on Thursday, June 5, when they will provide their views on key business and credit trends for G-SIBs and address your questions.
Speakers:
Nicolas Charnay, Managing Director and Sector Lead, European Financial Institutions Ratings
Richard Barnes, Senior Director and Lead Analyst, European Financial Institutions Ratings
Claudio Hantzsche, Senior Analyst, Financial Services Ratings
Kensuke Sugihara, Managing Director, Sector Lead, Japan, Financial Institutions Ratings
Ryan Tsang, Managing Director, Sector Lead, Greater China Region, Financial Institutions Ratings
Ming Tan, Director, Lead Analyst, Greater China Region, Financial Institutions Ratings
Shinoy Varghese, Associate Director, Hong Kong and South & Southeast Asia (SSEA), Financial Institutions Ratings
Moderator:
Gavin Gunning, Managing Director, Sector Lead, Global and Asia-Pacific, Financial Institutions Ratings
Register to receive the replay at your convenience if you can't participate in the live webinar. This webinar is free of charge.
We look forward to you joining us.
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