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It seems the regional banking crisis a little over a year ago has largely been forgotten. Yet behind the scenes banks are eagerly looking to issue Synthetic Risk Transfers (SRTs) to private credit fund managers. Banks are doing this in a bid to free up costly regulatory capital requirements which are only increasing in response to the regional banking crisis last year. The largest fund managers are eager to invest in these SRTs, which have barely been used since the GFC due to their similarity to credit default swaps (CDS) but some differences exist. Dig into the benefits and risks. The article is posted on Accredited Investor Insights and linked in the comment below. Follow Leyla Kunimoto and Kris Rymer, CPA for more insights on being an Accredited Investor.

A new handbook is available offering an in-depth look at Credit Risk Transfers (CRTs), a regulatory capital optimization tool long used by European banks and U.S. non-bank agencies, with new applications emerging for regional and community banks. Co-authored by Cadwaladar, KPMG, and TWK advisors, this guide provides insights into structuring, pricing, and implementing CRTs. https://bit.ly/3VPyfgs

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A new handbook is available offering an in-depth look at Credit Risk Transfers (CRTs), a regulatory capital optimization tool long used by European banks and U.S. non-bank agencies, with new applications emerging for regional and community banks. Co-authored by Cadwaladar, KPMG, and TWK advisors, this guide provides insights into structuring, pricing, and implementing CRTs. https://bit.ly/3DDyiFC

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A new handbook is available offering an in-depth look at Credit Risk Transfers (CRTs), a regulatory capital optimization tool long used by European banks and U.S. non-bank agencies, with new applications emerging for regional and community banks. Co-authored by Cadwaladar, KPMG, and TWK advisors, this guide provides insights into structuring, pricing, and implementing CRTs. https://bit.ly/3P3MTwE

A new handbook is available offering an in-depth look at Credit Risk Transfers (CRTs), a regulatory capital optimization tool long used by European banks and U.S. non-bank agencies, with new applications emerging for regional and community banks. Co-authored by Cadwaladar, KPMG, and TWK advisors, this guide provides insights into structuring, pricing, and implementing CRTs. https://bit.ly/4iFzLeO

A new handbook is available offering an in-depth look at Credit Risk Transfers (CRTs), a regulatory capital optimization tool long used by European banks and U.S. non-bank agencies, with new applications emerging for regional and community banks. Co-authored by Cadwaladar, KPMG, and TWK advisors, this guide provides insights into structuring, pricing, and implementing CRTs. https://bit.ly/49OHbsb

A new handbook is available offering an in-depth look at Credit Risk Transfers (CRTs), a regulatory capital optimization tool long used by European banks and U.S. non-bank agencies, with new applications emerging for regional and community banks. Co-authored by Cadwaladar, KPMG, and TWK advisors, this guide provides insights into structuring, pricing, and implementing CRTs. https://bit.ly/3BwO4Sh

A new handbook is available offering an in-depth look at Credit Risk Transfers (CRTs), a regulatory capital optimization tool long used by European banks and U.S. non-bank agencies, with new applications emerging for regional and community banks. Co-authored by Cadwaladar, KPMG, and TWK advisors, this guide provides insights into structuring, pricing, and implementing CRTs. https://bit.ly/4fsnrff