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Here are some of the top news stories:
- Majority of US Community banks post lower earnings YOY in Q3 2023
- CRE challenges US banks in Q3 2023 as office portfolio credit quality worsens
- Large US regional banks report deposit, net interest margin declines
- Biggest banks show relative strength again in Q3 earnings reports
- Fed staying the course in face of sticky US inflation, robust growth
Research:
Quarterly chart book for US banks in Q3 2023 – Digesting Higher for Longer Rates
How bank liquidity is fairing in a higher for longer interest rate environment and the prospect of higher credit losses, particularly related to commercial real estate loans, were the hottest topics for readers of S&P Global Market Intelligence’s bank research and analysis of activity through the third quarter. The features provided data through the third quarter of 2023, details on banks’ exposure to the commercial real estate market, and deep dives into bank funding and liquidity.
US Bank Outlook – September: Bank margins under pressure as deposit mix shift is far from over
While the Federal Reserve is likely nearing the peak for the fed funds policy rate, US banks’ funding costs will continue to rise over the next few quarters, putting pressure on net interest margins.
The higher for longer interest rate environment will keep liquidity in focus at community banks over the next few quarters and could cause some institutions to rethink their independence.
Webinars:
The Big Picture: Outlook for 2024
Stretches of continued volatility in markets and key industries have pushed firms to adjust the way they invest, operate, and innovate. New trends are emerging amid these waves of change, highlighting the need to understand what comes next. Join a panel of market experts for our Big Picture 2024 webinar as they discuss key findings from the past year and analyze what lies ahead.
Q4 Outlook for U.S. Commercial Banks As Institutions Fight For Deposits
During this webinar, Nathan Stovall, Director of FIG Research, will present his outlook for the banking industry over the next few years, share highlights from banks’ third-quarter earnings season and discuss how earnings pressures could change the competitive landscape. Sr. Analyst Zain Tariq will review highlights from the latest summary of deposits release and discuss how mergers and liquidity pressures have changed market share across the industry.
Podcasts:
Street Talk | Episode 117: Banks face slow-cession, credit slippage as PE waits in the wings
Many bank boards are stuck as they face investor scrutiny and wait for slippage in credit quality, but experts at Raymond James’ inaugural whole loan conference noted that private equity firms are waiting to infuse capital into institutions so they can play offense in the future.
In the episode, John Toohig, head of whole loan trading at Raymond James and host of the firm’s recent conference, discussed the outlook that speakers shared for the economy and the credit quality of mortgages, credit cards and commercial real estate. Toohig also shared how depositories and their boards are reacting to the higher for longer rate environment, the current gap between buyers and sellers in the secondary loan market, and investor appetite to support bank M&A and loss trades in institutions’ bond and loan portfolios.
As community banks face a challenging operating environment due to higher for longer rates and heightened regulatory scrutiny, Tony Scavuzzo, managing principal at Castle Creek Capital, expects private equity investing in the sector to increase. In the episode, the private equity veteran said he expects new investments to support independent banks looking to play offense and purge underwater bonds or credit risk in their loan portfolios as well as capital being provided to help facilitate bank M&A activity.