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AI Winners & Losers: A Segment-by-Segment Credit Review
Bank-sourced credit data across 10 AI-exposed sectors, from chipmakers to call centers, showing where default risk is rising or falling.
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Meeting SR 26-2’s Demonstrable Evidence Standard for Model Risk Management
SR 26-2 has drawn a mostly positive reaction, with some practitioners viewing it as easier to implement than SR 11-7. That’s a fair read given
IFRS 9 Implementation Guide: Solving the PD Input Problem for Unrated Borrowers
The biggest challenge credit practitioners face when operationalizing IFRS 9 into an auditable ECL model is typically the input that carries the most weight: PDs.
Private Credit Risk Management: 6 Challenges and How Risk Teams Tackle Them
Private credit is now one of the biggest pools of capital in finance. By the end of this decade, it’s predicted to hit $5 trillion,
Bank of England: From Mayfair to the Caymans: mapping and quantifying non-bank default risk in UK markets
Bank of England research uses Credit Benchmark’s consensus PD data to map non-bank default risk across UK markets, revealing hedge funds — especially offshore — as the key driver of rising risk.
Modern Credit Risk Analysis: Assessing Every Rated and Unrated Counterparty
Standard credit risk analysis industry practices work great for public counterparties, with a rating to anchor to, financials to feed the model, and a market
European Credit Risk: Divergence, Default Trends and Fiscal Resilience
European credit risk is diverging across countries and sectors. Credit Benchmark consensus data reveals 2026 default trends.