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Japanese banks growing less resistant to financial crises

Ebbing income expectations would erode future capital ratios

Weak loan demand is acting like slow poison on the solvency of Japanese banks, making them more vulnerable to a Lehman Brothers-style shock over time.

The Bank of Japan found that domestic lenders would be able to withstand a financial crisis – but that capital ratios would drop lower if the blow landed five years in the future than they would today.

If a financial calamity occurred this year

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