European banks hold €108bn of private credit, led by Deutsche Bank and Santander, with S&P saying risk is containedExecutive summary: European banks hold €108bn of private credit, led by Deutsche Bank (€26bn) and Santander (€11bn), with S&P noting the risk is contained. The exposure highlights the significance of private credit in European banking and may attract increased regulatory scrutiny. Deutsche Bank, Santander, S&P Global, and the broader European banking sector. Regulators may tighten oversight, banks could adjust funding strategies, and market participants will monitor credit risk developments.European banks collectively possess €108bn of private credit, with Deutsche Bank accounting for €26bn and Santander €11bn. S&P Global assesses that the risk is contained and there is no systemic threat. This reflects the growing role of private credit within the eurozone banking sector.Connected developmentsSantander reordena la banca comercial y nombra dos responsables globalesOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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