Sharing the Risk

Banks are increasingly turning to risk-sharing structures to manage regulatory capital, control funding costs, and expand capacity.  

Taking up the topic of risk sharing at IIBLP’s 2026 Guarantee & Standby Forum in Singapore, the panel began by pointing out that risk distribution can start with a bank’s interaction with a client who has export business in a region for which the bank is unable or unwilling to take the risk, so the bank finds an investor to which it sells an unfunded risk distribution.   

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