From Crunch to Squeeze: Global Impact of the Credit Crisis on Commercial and Small

From Crunch to Squeeze: Global Impact of the Credit Crisis on Commercial and Small Business Lending

Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: TowerGroup
Published: January 2008
Product Code: R301-1413

Description

A notable addition to the TowerGroup 2008 top 10 wholesale banking business drivers is market instability. The US consumer credit crisis that came to a boil in 2007 created a ripple effect across global markets. On top of increases in loan loss reserves and write-offs of nonperforming assets, financial institutions are facing a slowdown in the global economy, leading to decreased earnings and capital levels. Much has been written about the impact of the subprime mortgage mess on consumer lending; this TowerGroup Research Note discusses the impact of the US credit crunch on worldwide commercial and small business lending in 2007 and includes a forecast for 2008.

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Report Coverage
Introduction
Global Trends and Outlook: Exhibit 1 US Commercial Banks' Commercial Loan Outstandings (2005-07); Exhibit 2 Euro Zone Banks' Commercial Loan Outstandings (2005-07)
Sector Trends and Outlook: Exhibit 3 Global Syndicated Loan Proceeds by Region (2005-07)
Commercial Lending's Role in the Subprime Crisis
Summary

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