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Credit Benchmark have released the October 2022 Credit Consensus Indicators (CCIs). This month US Oil & Gas firms return to positive credit quality. UK Oil & Gas firms maintain positive territory once again and EU Oil & Gas firms avoid net deterioration territory for a fourth month running.
The Financial Counterpart Monitor from Credit Benchmark provides a unique analysis of the changing creditworthiness of financial institutions.
As pandemic-related spending continues to fall, the US Health Care sector is beginning to show credit deterioration.
Trading costs for the European buy-side could be set to hike up by up to €40 billion due to new securities lending regulation, writes Annabel Smith at The Trade, citing research from Credit Benchmark.
Credit Benchmark have released the latest end-month industry update, based on the final and complete set of the contributed credit risk estimates from 40+ global financial institutions.
Credit Benchmark have released the September 2022 Credit Consensus Indicators (CCIs). This month US Oil & Gas firms end their streak of 17 consecutive months of positive credit quality. UK Oil & Gas firms return to positive territory once again and EU Oil & Gas CCI score sits neutral.
Securities lending indemnification is mispriced, subsidised by the agent providers and not all it’s cracked up to be as a risk mitigant, according to Credit Benchmark’s co-founder Mark Faulkner. He talks to Bob Currie of Securities Finance Times about how to reset the economics of the agency lending market.
Credit Benchmark have released the September 2022 Credit Consensus Indicators (CCIs). UK Industrial firms are in a positive position for the third time this month, suggesting a potential trend of improvement is forming. EU Industrial firms have registered another positive CCI for this month, which is the twelfth consecutive instance of a positive score. Last month US Industrial firms ended their streak of 17 consecutive months of positive credit quality. However, this month US Industrial firms return to positive territory once again.
The latest Central Counterparty Clearing House (CCP) monitor produced by Credit Benchmark shows further improvements in credit quality in North American and European CCPs. However, as the monitor demonstrates, CCP member risk does not always reflect that of the CCP itself.
The Financial Counterpart Monitor from Credit Benchmark provides a unique analysis of the changing creditworthiness of financial institutions.
Credit Benchmark brings together internal credit risk views from over 40 leading global financial institutions. The contributions are anonymized, aggregated, and published in the form of consensus ratings and aggregate analytics to provide an independent, real-world perspective of credit risk. Risk and investment professionals at banks, insurance companies, asset managers and other financial firms use the data for insights into the unrated, monitoring and alerting within their portfolios, benchmarking, assessing and analyzing trends, and fulfilling regulatory requirements and capital.
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