European banks: After bank failures in the U.S., what’s next for the continent’s lenders?

The failure of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank sparked concerns beyond the U.S. about lenders’ liquidity positions. It prompted a share selloff in Europe and accelerated the demise of Credit Suisse after its long struggle to return to profitability. Amid the market turmoil, how solid is Europe’s banking system?

• How resilient are European banks’ liquidity and capital profiles? 
• How might regulators next respond to recent market ructions?
• In a macro environment of higher rates, will banks’ higher lending revenues be enough to offset credit and deposit costs? 
• Should investors be concerned about unrealized losses on banks’ bond portfolios?