Monthly Credit Outlook: September 2023
The September-23 Monthly Credit Outlook looks at recent credit trends and highlights seen in the consensus dataset. Read more here.
September 13, 2023
The September-23 Monthly Credit Outlook looks at recent credit trends and highlights seen in the consensus dataset. Read more here.
The August-23 Monthly Credit Outlook looks at recent credit trends and highlights seen in the consensus dataset. Read more here.
Latest data shows equity and credit volatility ticking up, are downgrades coming? Get insights on the latest market trends and analysis here. Our report covers key indicators and market predictions.
After a stellar performance over the past 12 months, the Leveraged Loan total return index is diverging from its respective credit indices.
Warning signs continue to flash in US Commercial Real Estate, with Industrial & Office sectors worst affected by the persistence of hybrid working. However, Credit Benchmark data shows various US REITs currently with a positive credit outlook.
Is AI all promise, no profit? The Economist suggests equity markets are unconvinced as to the immediate value of AI tech. In credit terms, AI-focused firms are outperforming other Global Tech firms; keeping pace with Global Corporates.
The March Monthly Credit Outlook looks at recent credit trends and highlights seen in the consensus dataset. This month, stubborn inflation risks steeper global credit deterioration.
The sudden collapse of Silicon Valley Bank has raised questions as to what warning signs were missed. While this may have been a black swan event, bank credit warning signs have been flashing in consensus credit data for the past few months.
Pension funds are traditionally well capitalised and usually considered investment grade. Many of the companies that sponsor those funds are weaker credits, and a significant number are non-investment grade. This means that some of the largest DB pension funds in the UK cannot rely on their sponsors for cash support to meet margin calls.
COP27 needs to answer one question: is a declining standard of living the price of a sustainable future? Countries with weaker credit ratings will typically see more impact of climate change – with some exceptions. This report compares Sovereign credit against climate impact risk.
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