New StanChart boss faces cash call, dividend squeeze
Bill Winters may be forced to act by a tough stress test of its Asian loans, say investors and analysts
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STANDARD Chartered's incoming chief executive Bill Winters is expected to raise capital and cut the bank's dividend later this year, potentially forced to act by a tough stress test of its Asian loans, investors and analysts said.
Few believe the ex-JPMorgan rainmaker will miss the chance to bolster the balance sheet during his honeymoon at the Asian-focused lender, especially as Britain's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) plans a fresh assessment on how shock-proof banks have become since the financial crisis.
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