Here’s the western bank most exposed to Russia and potential sanctions
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1/25/2022
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A Russian invasion of Ukraine could trigger sanctions from the U.S. and Europe, and there’s one Western bank particularly exposed.
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According to an analysis from JPMorgan Cazeonve, Austria’s Raiffeisen earned 35% of 2021 pretax profits from Russia.
OTP earned 7% of profits from Russia, with Unicredit earning 6% and Societe Generale earn 4%, according to the JPMorgan estimates.
The analysts said an exclusion from the SWIFT bank messaging system and disallowing conversions of ruble to hard currency could drive material further downside. Although Russia has developed an alternative payment system, the initial shock to the Russian economy would be large, the analysts said.
By market share, Citi is the only American bank with a sizeable presence, at 0.6% of the Russian market by assets.
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Of the major regional indexes, the German DAX gained 0.4%, the French CAC 40 increased 0.9% and the U.K. FTSE 100 increased 0.9%.
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