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Will Oil Output Cuts Mean Stronger OPEC Sovereign Credit?

Chinese Banks: Will Improving Credit Support Trade Pledges To The US?

The US-China trade talks this month could be critical to the global economic outlook for the next few years. One […]

Risk.Net: Falling Default Risk For China’s Banks

On London’s Shaftesbury Avenue, a chain of red lanterns hangs outside a branch of the Bank of China, marking the […]

Brazil and Mexico – Are Sovereign Risk Trends About to Change?

The new leaders of the 9th and 15th largest economies in the world face major challenges in 2019, but both […]

January Credit Update: Consensus Upgrades Outweigh Downgrades for Financials

Credit Benchmark has published the latest monthly credit consensus data (from December 2018), with 30 contributor banks. The set of […]

UK Corporate Credit Risk Rising – But Is It Just About Brexit?

Debate about the likely economic impact of Brexit has dominated UK news for weeks. Location changes and business warnings from […]

Taking the Pulse of Healthcare Credit

Global Healthcare has had a difficult time in recent years, with Deloitte reporting that global healthcare spending grew by less […]

German Corporates Well Positioned to Weather Any Downturn

German growth numbers are at a five-year low and a recession looks increasingly likely. German exports are still growing but […]

US Corporate Bonds and Borrowers – Real Risks May Lurk in the B Category

The large proportion of US Corporate debt in BBB bonds has raised concerns in the financial press that any economic […]

December Credit Update: Consensus Upgrades Outnumber Downgrades

Credit Benchmark has published the latest monthly credit consensus data (from November 2018), with 29 contributor banks. The set of […]

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