Is the Credit Suisse crisis a threat to Indian banks?

Is the Credit Suisse crisis a threat to Indian banks?

Credit Suisse Group AG, which is ranked as the world's 45th largest bank in terms of assets, is in trouble.

There's a growing fear that if the bank collapses it could trigger the next global financial crisis.

Credit Suisse has assets worth $829.12 billion as against SBI's $694 billion, as per S&P Global rankings of the world's top 100 banks.

The situation is getting compared to the Lehman Brothers situation which triggered the global financial crisis of 2008.

Credit Suisse is just eight places above India's largest bank - the State Bank of India. The bank's financials turned red in 2021 with a loss of $1.80 billion.

The bank's revenues were $29.04 billion in 2021 as against $32.38 billion in 2020.

Credit Suisse's stock, which touched a high of 18.61 CHF (Swiss franc), has crashed to a low of 3.94 CHF.

Credit Suisse's capital ratio in India is 34.62 per cent, which is far higher than the regulatory requirement of 9 per cent

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