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3/11/2025 Research EN
German Banks Outlook 2026: robust earnings needed to offset cost-of-risk, asset quality concerns
Germany’s largest banks are poised for robust operating performance in the quarters ahead, resilience which they will need to absorb the relatively high cost of risk amid lingering concerns about asset quality, says Scope Ratings.
30/10/2025 Research EN
Italian NPL collections: volumes rebound sharply in September but remain below three-year average
Italian NPL collections in September nearly doubled compared with August (+95%). However, they remain significantly below the levels recorded in the same period last year, a trend that has persisted throughout the year.
30/10/2025 Research EN
Private credit: singular risks but also opportunities for Europe with capital-markets reform
The recent collapse of First Brands, in casting a shadow over the direct-lending sector in the US, raises important questions: does the rapid growth in private credit amplify corporate credit risk and will this be different in Europe compared with the US?
28/10/2025 Research EN
Climate-change risk framework: introducing issuer-specific Key Climate Risk Indicators
Climate change can materially affect the creditworthiness of all issuer types and asset classes, so we have harmonised our general framework for capturing this risk, which can be applied to produce issuer-specific Key Climate Risk Indicators (KCRIs).
24/10/2025 Research EN
French banks quarterly: political vulnerabilities cloud uncertain year-end
The uncertain political environment is likely to constrain market sentiment in Q4 2025, potentially dampening the earnings momentum French banks built in the first half, supported by strong revenues from retail banking, insurance and wealth management.
22/10/2025 Research EN
Hungary: fiscal outlook hinges on economic recovery and spending discipline
With only slowly recovering economic growth and structurally high interest costs, Hungary needs sustained fiscal discipline to ensure budget deficits narrow gradually and debt-to-GDP stabilises before and after parliamentary elections due next spring.