EU banks increase systemic footprint

- By Alessandro Aimone
- @aimoneale
- 13 Aug 2019

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Large European Union banks became bigger and more intertwined in 2018, which may cause their systemic risk scores to rise.

Data from 36 EU lenders shows an aggregate increase year-on-year in the values reported for seven of the 12 systemic risk indicators used by the Basel Committee to designate too-big-to-fail firms.

Total exposures, which make up the size indicator, increased 2% to €25.5 trillion ($28.5 trillion).

Intra-financial system assets and liabilities, two of the three

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