In Parts 1, 2 and 3 of this four-part series, we introduced the Risk Sharing Transactions (RSTs) banks utilise to optimise Tier 1 Capital (CET1) ratios and the regulatory framework underpinning their development. We then went on to explain the economic rationale for the banks that issue RSTs. In this fourth and final part, we’ll set out some key considerations for investors.
In the third article of a four-part series, private money management firm Christofferson Robb explains the economic rationale for the banks that use Risk Sharing Transactions.
In the second article of a four-part series, private money management firm Christofferson Robb looks at the regulatory regime underpinning Risk Sharing Transactions.
In the first article of a four-part series, private money management firm Christofferson Robb explains in simple terms what Bank Risk Sharing Transactions are and how they work.
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