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Instant payments are becoming more popular in Europe, but at the same time attract fraudsters In future, according to draft EU legislation, banks should therefore check before every payment whether the IBAN and account-holder name match Banks and payment service providers take a nuanced view of the proposal

14 July 2022, Stockholm, Zeist, Singapore – Standard Chartered, PGGM (on behalf of PFZW) and Alecta have extended their longstanding risk sharing relationship by entering into a new synthetic credit risk sharing securitisation transaction. This market-leading transaction enables Standard Chartered to be the first bank to benefit from capital relief in Hong Kong in the Bank’s calculation of its capital adequacy ratios.

Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen Girozentrale (Helaba) has, together with Alecta and PGGM, successfully completed its inaugural credit risk sharing transaction. The bank was able to free up risk-weighted assets (RWAs) of around EUR 800 million for a reference portfolio of corporate loans amounting to approx. EUR 2.1 billion. This innovative transaction meets the required regulatory criteria of "significant risk transfer" (SRT compliance) and "simple, transparent, standardised" (STS compliance).

Alecta and PGGM are pleased to announce that they have entered into a risk sharing transaction with J.P. Morgan on the basis of corporate loans originated by its Corporate & Investment Banking unit. The transaction involves a portfolio of approximately US$ 2.5 billion corporate loans and is a multi-year programme in which the bank risk shares both existing and new loan origination.

Today Alecta the SEK 900 billion Swedish pension fund and PGGM the EUR 252 billion asset manager for Dutch pension funds announce they have signed a unique co-investment agreement to invest in credit risk sharing transactions