About this episode

The episode discusses the resilience of GCC banks in the context of the US-Iran conflict and its implications for the banking sector.

Sabin Saveluc and Redmond Ramsdale explore the resilience of GCC banks amid the US-Iran conflict and ceasefire, discussing sector outlook, rating actions, asset quality, funding, liquidity, and sovereign support packages shaping the Middle East banking sector.

People in this episode

Host: Sabin Saveluc

Guest: Redmond Ramsdale

Topics covered

• GCC banks
• US-Iran conflict
• banking sector outlook
• asset quality
• funding
• liquidity
• sovereign support

Keywords

• GCC banks
• US-Iran conflict
• banking sector
• asset quality
• funding
• liquidity
• sovereign support

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: GCC, US-Iran, Middle East

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