Private vs. Public Credit Risk
The credit risk of a publicly owned company (one whose shares are traded on a public stock exchange) can differ from that of a privately
July 19, 2024
The credit risk of a publicly owned company (one whose shares are traded on a public stock exchange) can differ from that of a privately
The value of leveraged loans outstanding has more than doubled in recent years, from $600bn in 2012 to $1.4tn in 2018. This jump in issuance
Across hundreds of conversations with banks, insurers, asset managers, and other non-bank financial institutions, one theme dominates: credit risk management is under sustained pressure.
Corporate default rates are expected to remain elevated through 2026, according to S&P Global. For banks managing commercial lending portfolios, this environment requires balancing loan
You manage a commercial portfolio where the majority of counterparties lack external credit ratings. Your internal models grade every exposure, but you can’t benchmark those
Credit losses are forecasted to increase 7.5% in 2026. Your probability of default modeling must catch deteriorating credits before they default, cover the 90% of
Bank sentiment about the creditworthiness of their borrowers worsened in recent months after improvement earlier this year, according to Credit Benchmark’s new Credit Risk Index (CRI).
This analysis evaluates how Credit Benchmark’s Credit Consensus Ratings (CCR) compare to S&P Global Ratings in identifying default risk at the time of S&P’s default declarations.
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
Credit Benchmark, the leading provider of consensus credit risk data, announces the appointment of Kuveshen Chetty as Acting Head of Africa.
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