SZ SNB Financial Stability Report
It's an assessment of conditions in the financial system and potential risks to financial stability - the evidence on strains and imbalances can provide insight into the future of monetary policy;
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Jun 20, 2024 | |
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In this report, the Swiss National Bank presents its assessment of the stability of the Swiss banking sector. The SNB contributes to the stability of the financial system in accordance with the National Bank Act (art. 5 para. 2 (e)). A stable financial system is defined as a system in which the various components fulfil their functions and are able to withstand severe shocks. Moreover, the Banking Act designates certain banking sector functions as systemically important, i.e. they are considered indispensable to the Swiss economy and ...
In this report, the Swiss National Bank presents its evaluation of the stability of the Swiss banking sector. The SNB contributes to the stability of the financial system in accordance with the National Bank Act (art. 5 para. 2 (e)). A stable financial system is defined as a system in which the various components fulfil their functions and are able to withstand severe shocks. This report focuses on Switzerland’s banks, as experience from financial crises shows that financial stability depends primarily on the stability of the banking ...
In the period following the publication of the last Financial Stability Report in June 2021, economic and financial conditions for the Swiss banking system were favourable until the end of the year. Since then, they have become more challenging, particularly due to the war in Ukraine. Overall, the economic recovery from the pandemic has continued. GDP has returned to, or even exceeded, pre-pandemic levels in most countries and unemployment rates have receded globally. In this environment, corporate credit rating indicators have ...
Economic and financial conditions for the Swiss banking sector have remained favourable over the last 12 months. At the same time, tail risks have increased, as a range of asset classes look highly valued by historical standards and political uncertainty is elevated. Along with a strengthening in economic growth, markets have generally been optimistic about global credit quality. This is indicated, for example, by the fact that credit rating upgrades exceed downgrades and by low credit risk premia. In this environment, share prices ...
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