Moody's Takes Actions on Four Hungarian Banks
- 6 Dec 2024 4:56 PM
Moody's upgraded the baseline credit assessment (BCA) of Austrian-owned Raiffeisen Bank to baa3 from ba1, reflecting the lender's "sustained improved financial performance and robust profitability outlook". It affirmed Raiffeisen Bank's A3 long-term deposit rating.
Moody's affirmed the ba1 BCA of K+H Bank, a unit of Belgium's KBC, acknowledging the lender's "solid franchise" as the country's third-biggest bank, "good profitability" and "robust asset quality". It affirmed the bank's A3 long-term deposit ratings.
Moody's affirmed the ba1 BCA of Austrian-owned Erste Bank Hungary, pointing to "strong earnings capacity", "large liquidity buffers" and "sound funding profile". It affirmed the lender's A3 long-term deposit ratings.
Moody's assigned negative outlooks to the long-term deposit ratings of all three banks, driven by the negative outlook on Hungary's sovereign rating.
Moody's affirmed the Baa2 foreign-currency backed senior unsecured debt and backed deposit ratings of the Hungarian Development Bank (MFB) with a negative outlook.
Source:
MTI - The Hungarian News Agency, founded in 1881.
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