Published May 27, 2021, 6:29 PM
Philippine banks are more vulnerable to physical climate risks because of the country’s insufficient infrastructure, said Moody’s Investors Service.
In a report (“Banks – Asia-Pacific: Climate risks are growing, with large, diversified banks better positioned to cope”), Moody’s said physical climate risks “are a source of substantial economic losses in Asia-Pacific” particularly in the Philippines which has a “weak” infrastructure.
Other countries in the region that are vulnerable to physical climate risks are Vietnam, Indonesia, Bangladesh and India. However risks are low to moderate for developed economies such as Japan, Korea and Australia.
“Asia-Pacific economies with weak infrastructure are particularly vulnerable to physical climate risks, which can hurt banks’ asset quality because a natural disaster can damage borrowers’ assets or disrupt their cash flow. Many banks in the region also face asset risks from large ex
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Coronavirus resurgence in India will delay earnings recovery: Moody s ANI | Updated: May 17, 2021 18:01 IST
Singapore, May 17 (ANI): If coronavirus infections in India fail to decline to more manageable levels, lockdowns may be prolonged and widen which will have a more severe effect on companies earnings recovery, according to Moody s Investors Service.
So far, the largely regional and less stringent lockdowns amid the second wave have had a limited impact on economic activity. Movement restrictions and weaker consumer sentiment amid the second virus wave will hit housing and automobile sales as well as transportation-fuel demand temporarily, said Moody s Analyst Sweta Patodia. Still, rising consumer preference for remote working and personal mobility solutions will drive long-term demand for bigger homes and entry-level cars, she said.