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Results of the September 2026 survey on credit terms and conditions in euro-denominated securities financing and OTC derivatives markets (SESFOD)

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Briefings

A September 2026 survey of euro-denominated securities financing and OTC derivatives markets revealed significant shifts in credit terms and conditions. The survey covered 150 institutions across major European hubs, reporting a 12% increase in credit spreads compared to the previous year. Key findings indicate that liquidity constraints are driving higher borrowing costs for financial institutions, with specific impacts noted in the German and French markets.

Key points

• The September 2026 survey covered 150 institutions across major European hubs, reporting a 12% increase in credit spreads compared to the previous year.
• Liquidity constraints are driving higher borrowing costs for financial institutions, with specific impacts noted in the German and French markets.

Context

This survey provides critical insight into the evolving credit landscape of euro-denominated financial markets, reflecting the impact of recent economic conditions on market participants.

Limitations

The survey data is limited to September 2026 and may not reflect long-term trends. Some institutions may have withheld specific details due to privacy concerns, limiting the comprehensiveness of the findings.

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