Eurozone G-Sibs’ swaps notionals fall €9.6trn in 2018

Deutsche Bank’s portfolio shrinks 16% year-on-year

Systemically important eurozone banks slashed over-the-counter derivatives notionals by 9% over 2018. Deutsche Bank reduced the most year-on-year, reversing the increase posted over 2017.

Aggregate swap notionals held by the eight eurozone global systemically important banks (G-Sibs) stood at €96 trillion ($108 trillion) at end-December, down from €105 trillion the year prior.

Cleared swaps accounted for 54% of the total and bilateral positions 61%. The aggregate year-on-year drop in

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