A $50bn price tag: S&P defines cost of Basel to European borrowers

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A $50bn price tag: S&P defines cost of Basel to European borrowers

European corporate credits could see their bank borrowing costs rise by up to €50bn under Basel III and Solvency II regulation, according to a new report from ratings agency Standard & Poor’s. In total, borrowing costs are set to increase by between 10% and 20% over the next seven years, according to the agency.

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