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  • On 24 May 2012, Moody’s announced rating actions on a number of Norwegian and Swedish financial institutions and affected credits across several asset classes. Because of the large number of rating changes resulting from these actions, ratings appearing on this website may not yet reflect current information. For current information on banking credits, please visit the Bank Ratings 2012 Topic Page. For current information on European credits, please visit the EU Sovereign Crisis and Affected Credits Topic Page.
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  • 12 Apr 2012
    • China's banking sector outlook stable
      The stable outlook reflects our central scenario that China's economy will grow in a 7.5%-8.5% range, which is representative of a "soft landing," the banks' solid capital and loss-reserve levels, their strong deposit funding base, and very low vulnerability to external liquidity shocks. These positive factors are balanced by an assumed modest deterioration in asset quality… Press Release l Full Report
    • Outlook for Brazilian banking system is stable
      The stable outlook reflects our expectation that moderate, but solidly positive economic growth in 2012 will buoy Brazilian banks’ financial metrics and create opportunities for continuing earnings generation, with a growing middle class, strong labor markets and declining interest rates supporting their growth… Press Release l Full Report
  • 19 Mar 2012
    • GCC banks: Funding gaps could emerge as European banks scale back
      European banks are starting to withdraw from non-core markets, including Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) countries, as part of their efforts to deleverage and build up capital. We expect this to result in a sustained reduction in lending at a time when the GCC faces sizable funding requirements, with some US$1.8 trillion of capital investments underway or planned over the next 15 years… Full Report
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