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Model scrutiny depletes Santander’s capital ratio

Targeted review of internal models takes 28bp off CET1 ratio year-to-date

To make amends for deficient risk models, Spanish lender Santander had to absorb a capital add-on in Q3, its third in as many quarters. 

The bank took a 13-basis point hit to its Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) capital ratio over the three months to end-September as part of the targeted review of internal models (Trim) conducted by the European Central Bank. This was close to double the 8bp penalty

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