
February Credit Update: Upgrades and Downgrades are Balanced
Credit Benchmark has published the latest monthly credit consensus data (from January 2018), with 20 contributor banks now providing bank-sourced credit views (CBCs*) on almost
Credit Benchmark has published the latest monthly credit consensus data (from January 2018), with 20 contributor banks now providing bank-sourced credit views (CBCs*) on almost
Is there any relationship between credit quality and sporting performance? Previous research by Credit Benchmark has shown a possible link using data from the 2016
“Cyril Ramaphosa has a lot on his plate. The new South African president succeeded Jacob Zuma on February 15, after allegations of corruption triggered his
Bull markets are said to “Climb a Wall of Worry” – and in 2017 the Dow Jones did just that. Despite a new President, rising
The 11th Annual Banking and Credit Risk Summit in Vienna this week included discussions around IFRS9 implementation challenges, and how lessons learned in Europe can
Bank-sourced data provides a broad cross section of forward looking default risk estimates. This dataset now also includes sufficient history to address a key question
Credit Benchmark has published the latest monthly credit consensus data (from December 2017), with 20 contributor banks now providing bank-sourced credit views (CBCs*) on more
The current U.S. economic stance favours a weaker dollar but rising U.S. interest rates – a policy mix that would typically be bad for Emerging
The latest BIS reforms were announced in December 2017, and are mostly expected to be in place by 2022. These will: Remove the option to
Credit Benchmark has published the latest monthly credit consensus data (from October 2017), with 18 contributor banks now providing bank-sourced credit views (CBCs*) on more
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