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- The fall in banks’ equity market valuation is clearly excessive - Natixis
The fall in banks’ equity market valuation is clearly excessive - Natixis
FXStreet notes that while the COVID-19 crisis is weakening eurozone banks, there are many stabilizing mechanisms such as funding at -1%, government aid to companies and households, corporate cash reserves or banks’ high capital level. The way eurozone banks' share prices have reacted to the crisis seems very excessive and there is no reason to fear credit rationing, according to analysts at Natixis.
“There are actually a number of reassuring factors. Banks can obtain funding at -1% through TLTROs and therefore generate a positive carry on their assets, including on government bonds. Government aid (guaranteed loans, tax cuts, short-time working, etc.) is limiting the rise in bankruptcies and in unemployment. Many companies have not used the loans drawn down in 2020 and have kept them in cash, they will therefore be able to repay them easily. Banks had very high capital levels at the beginning of the crisis. The pessimism about euro-zone banks must therefore be put into perspective.”
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