Recent bank failures and mergers have uncovered transatlantic tensions in the global banking sector. This data at a glance looks at US and EU Banks sectors. Average default risk for US Banks deteriorated for much of H2 2022 ahead of recent volatility. EU Banks default risk has been steadily improving.
This whitepaper from Credit Benchmark illustrates the global credit trends in the second quarter of 2022. Widening credit spreads show a major shift to a “risk-off” mindset, as supply shocks and rate hikes show no sign of abating. Corporate default rates are likely to spike, and across sectors correlations between default risk are changing. This whitepaper tracks these shifts across many otherwise unrated countries/sectors, as well as illustrating other global trends in Q2 2022.
A report from the Bank Policy Institute describes how Credit Benchmark data can be a tool in evaluating default risk for loans.
Default risk for US Large Oil & Gas firms remains far higher than default risk for comparative UK and EU firms.
Default risk for US Large Oil & Gas firms remains far higher than default risk for comparative UK and EU firms.
Most credit portfolios carry significant unrated exposure—middle-market borrowers, private credit holdings, counterparties—where internal assessments are your only risk view. That’s perfectly manageable until regulators start
Canadian credit risk remains elevated but shows early signs of moderation. Persistent weakness in key sectors and provinces underscores the importance of granular credit monitoring.
As insurance companies operate in an increasingly volatile environment, where do the credit risks lie?
Tariffs are reshaping trade and credit risk. Credit Benchmark data highlights early signs of strain and resilience.
Rising defense budgets and investment in new technologies are seeing a boost to the credit quality of global aerospace and defense firms. Credit Benchmark reviews recent credit trends in the industry.
Please complete the form below to arrange a demo.
