Credit Risk Transfer Credit Positive
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US banks modest use of risk transfers is credit positive, Moody's says

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In deals known as credit risk transfers, banks effectively buy insurance from hedge funds and other investors against the risk of losses from loans.
They grew in popularity in 2022 as regulators proposed increases to capital requirements for large banks.
Still only 15 out of 69 U.S. banks surveyed by Moody’s issued CRTs and their use was relatively modest.
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