EFSIR 2018 Joint conference of the EC and ECB on European Financial Integration - John Berrigan - European Central Bank
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EFSIR 2018 Joint conference of the EC and ECB on European Financial Integration Frankfurt, 3 May 2018 John Berrigan Deputy Director General DG Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union
Overall Assessment of Economic and Financial Developments European Financial Stability and Integration Review
EU activity gained momentum Real GDP growth, quater-on-quarter % % 4 8 - Economy activity strengthened with all Member States growing. - Accommodative monetary 3 7 policy, low inflation and low interest rates supported this economic growth. 2 6 - Risks: • demand for real estate 1 5 • market participants confidence in central banks phasing out of bond purchasing programmes • … 0 4 2014 2015 2016 2017 euro area (lhs) EU (lhs) US (lhs) China (rhs) Source: Eurostat 3
Search for yield in low-interest environment 10-year sovereign bond yields - Investors in search for yield ventured 4.5 % into new bond segments and bought bonds of lower credit quality. 3.5 - Euro-area corporate bond and US sovereign bond spreads narrowed. 2.5 - Risks: PT IT • Bond and equity valuations 1.5 ES • Demand for real estate • Increase in risk premia DE 0.5 • … -0.5 2016 2017 2018 ES US DE IT PT Source: Bloomberg 4
International capital flows stabilized with FDI becoming relatively more important Extra-EU net financial account - International capital flows stabilised EUR billion at lower levels than before the crisis - Relative proportion of FDI increased, 600 400 which is conducive for ensuring financial stability 200 0 Proportion of FDI in EU liabilities 35% -200 -400 30% -600 FDI in extra-EU liabilities 25% -800 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 FDI in intra-EU liabilities Financial account, net Direct Investment, net 20% Portfolio Investment, net Other Investment, net Source: Eurostat and own calculations Source: Eurostat 15% 5 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Increased reliance of firms on market funding NFC debt-funding structure, euro Equity issue by NFCs, euro area area EUR billion % 22% 4% 15 2.4 20% 3% 10 2.0 18% 1% 5 1.6 16% 0% 14% -1% 0 1.2 12% -3% -5 0.8 10% -4% 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 -10 0.4 Share of market funding in total outstanding debt (lhs) 2015 2016 2017 Total debt funding y-o-y growth (rhs) Net issuance (flows) - lhs Net issuance (yoy growth) - rhs Source: ECB Source: ECB 6
More resilient banks in search of higher profitability Banks’ return on equity - Banks were more resilient: • Restructuring of balance sheets 45% • Decrease in market and credit risk 40% • Increase in stable funding 35% • Decline in NPL stock 30% - Slightly higher profitability 25% despite low-interest rates and tight interest rate margins 20% 15% EU banks’ average NPL ratio 7% 10% 5% 6% 0% LU NL EE LT SE LV DK IE CZ MT DE SK GB BE AT CY IT PT ES FI HR BG SI RO GR HU FR PL Q3-2017 EU average 5% Source: EBA Source: ECB 4% Q4-2014 Q2-2015 Q4-2015 Q2-2016 Q4-2016 Q2-2017
Development of local capital markets Crypto-token market developments: what are initial coin offerings all about? European Financial Stability and Integration Review
Potential for local capital market development within the CMU Size of capital markets and economic Financial market access and economic development development Source: ECB Source: ECB and IMF 9
Crypto-tokens on the rise, but also a viable alternative source of finance? Crypto-tokens: Total market capitalization - Strong increase in market capitalisation, - Initial coin offerings: Start-up finance that comes at a much earlier stage than IPOs • Benchmarks are equity crowdfunding and venture capital • Regulatory objectives of financial services legislation must be fully respected • Could serve as the basis for the development of a new funding vehicle for innovative start-ups and scale-ups Source: coinmarketcap.com 10
EFSIR 2018 Q&A European Financial Stability and Integration Review
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