Corporate Defaults and COVID-19: Credit Migrations Are Key
The IMF anticipate a global recession following the COVID-19 lockdowns. A sharp spike in corporate defaults is inevitable, but this will be mitigated by various
April 20, 2020
The IMF anticipate a global recession following the COVID-19 lockdowns. A sharp spike in corporate defaults is inevitable, but this will be mitigated by various
As COVID-19 retail shutdowns persist, a recent study has shown that more than half of the UK’s major non-food retailers will run out of cash
Shouldering the burden of spending to limit the damage inflicted by the coronavirus outbreak could put Germany’s triple-A credit rating at risk, writes Dhara Ranasinghe
As COVID-19 unfolds, governments have announced unprecedented stimulus and support packages. Once the dust has settled and the money has been distributed, what view will lenders take on the creditworthiness of these sovereigns?
Default Risk for US Firms Up More Than 7% in Last Year US Oil & Gas The credit situation for large US oil & gas
Download Report Private insurers to become increasingly selective in financial crisis The Trade Credit Insurance market currently handles about $2trn of revenue at risk annually.
US corporate debt is notoriously overrepresented in the ‘BBB’ rating category, and investors fear that economic pressure could topple these bonds Jenga-style into high-yield status.
The crucial upcoming spring season of home buying and selling may be under threat from the economic downturn posed by the spread of COVID-19. Though
General Retailers are struggling to get a break, with the long-standing challenge of getting consumers through the door now exacerbated by COVID-19 related worries. If
Default Risk for US Firms Up Almost 6% in Last Year US Oil & Gas Overall credit quality for US oil & gas firms continues
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