BofA Survey: Global Investors’ Risk Appetite Rebounds
724FinanceDr. Aslıhan Demir
Key Highlights
Bank of America’nin Temmuz Fon Yöneticileri Anketi, küresel yatırımcıların risk iştahının yeniden canlandığını gösterdi. ## Küresel Risk Dalgası Yeni

Bank of America’s July Fund Managers Survey indicates that global investors are reigniting their appetite for risk.
Global Risk Wave Resurfaces
The poll reveals 78% of investors are shifting toward riskier assets, marking the highest level in the past three months.
Double‑Digit Surge in Growth Outlook
Sectoral Magnetism: New Frontiers
Implications for the Financial System
Elevated risk appetite could pressure net interest margins (NIM) and capital adequacy ratios (CAR), prompting banks to recalibrate liquidity strategies.
Market dynamics compel the acceleration of digital payment infrastructures and fintech innovations to sustain the shift toward risk assets. In particular, blockchain‑based liquidity solutions may alleviate pressure on NIM and CAR. While this trend may boost short‑term volatility, it will reshape capital structures over the longer horizon.
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