Bank on it/Stress tests point to weakness in some banks

European bank stress tests show that most banks remain resilient in a more stressed environment. We find that only three banks could need additional capital in the adverse scenario as compared to the leverage-based requirements. While all banks could likely continue to meet their minimum SREP CET1 capital requirements, we find that nine banks could hit their MDA restrictions unless some of the capital buffer requirements were to be released in stress. LBBW, Deutsche Bank and Société Générale are among the names that could drop below their leverage ratio requirements in a stressed environment.

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IBERIAN DAILY 11 AUGUST (ANÁLISIS BANCO SABADELL)

NEWS SUMMARY: ACS. Ibex ended last week with daily gains Last week ended without relevant corporate results or macroeconomic data and with the implementation of tariff not entailing market volatility. The focus will now be on the US inflation (Tuesday) and peace talks in Ukraine between the US and Russia (Friday). The Ibex registered the best week in the past 4 months, ending above 14,800 points, returning to annual highs and near 2007 highs. Thus, in the STOXX 600 almost all sectors (16/20) ended the week with gains, led by Banks and Insurance vs. Pharma and Telecommunications. In China, Jun...

INFORME DIARIO 11 AGOSTO (ANÁLISIS BANCO SABADELL)

COMPAÑÍAS QUE APARECEN EN EL INFORME: ESPAÑA: ACS. EUROPA: VINCI. El Ibex cierra un pleno de subidas semanal Terminó la semana sin datos macro ni resultados empresariales de relevancia, y sin que la entrada en vigor de los aranceles trajera volatilidad a los mercados. Ahora toda la atención estará en la inflación en EE.UU. (martes) y las conversaciones de paz en Ucrania entre EE.UU. y Rusia (viernes). El Ibex cerró su mejor semana en 4 meses, renovando máximos anuales por encima de los 14.800 puntos y acercándose a sus máximos históricos de 2007. Así, en el STOXX 600 casi todos los sectores s...

MUNICH RE: RDOS. 2T’25 (ANÁLISIS BANCO SABADELL)

Rdos. 2T'25 vs 2T'24: Primas: 14.775 M euros (-1,2% vs +3,2% BS(e) y +3,7% consenso); Rdo. Operativo: 2.917 M euros (+31,9% vs -8,2% BS(e) y -0,6% consenso); BDI: 2.085 M euros (+28,5% vs +7,8% BS(e) y +0,1% consenso). Rdos. 1S'25 vs 1S'24: Primas: 30.586 M euros (+4,7% vs +6,9% BS(e) y +7,1% consenso); Rdo. Operativo: 4.382 M euros (-14,7% vs -32,0% BS(e) y -28,7% consenso); BDI: 3.179 M euros (-15,5% vs -24,4% BS(e) y -27,8% consenso).