WATCH: Moody’s trims outlook on SA banks’ net interest margins
Business Day TV speaks to Constantinos Kypreos, senior vice-president at Moody’s Ratings
05 May 2025 - 18:46
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Moody’s Ratings expects a further squeeze on the net interest margin (NIM) for SA banks this year, with the ratings agency expecting additional interest rate cuts by the SA Reserve Bank. Business Day TV caught up with Constantinos Kypreos, Moody’s Ratings senior vice-president, for more insight.
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WATCH: Moody’s trims outlook on SA banks’ net interest margins
Business Day TV speaks to Constantinos Kypreos, senior vice-president at Moody’s Ratings
Moody’s Ratings expects a further squeeze on the net interest margin (NIM) for SA banks this year, with the ratings agency expecting additional interest rate cuts by the SA Reserve Bank. Business Day TV caught up with Constantinos Kypreos, Moody’s Ratings senior vice-president, for more insight.
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