Credit Quality for US Housing Sector Getting Worse: June 2020
To download the June 2020 Housing Aggregate PDF, click here. . A myriad of problems are confronting the US housing market — far fewer homes
June 26, 2020
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To download the June 2020 Housing Aggregate PDF, click here. . A myriad of problems are confronting the US housing market — far fewer homes
To download the June 2020 Retail Aggregate PDF, click here. This year has not been kind to the beleaguered US retail sector. Several major chains,
Download June intra-month flash update infographic below. Credit Benchmark have released the intra-month flash update for June, based on a partial subset of the contributed
The new Financial Institutions Credit Risk from Credit Benchmark provides a unique analysis of the changing creditworthiness of financial institutions. The report, which covers banks,
When equity markets turn down they will pivot towards companies with the highest credit quality. This analysis shows the relationship between equity market movements and credit risk for US corporates.
The increasing complexity of global sub-custodial networks means less clarity about where an asset is held – and the credit risk of the legal entity holding it. A new whitepaper by Credit Benchmark maps this interconnectivity and sheds light on hidden potential credit risks within these networks.
Download full May End-of-Month Credit Update infographic below. Credit Benchmark has released the latest end-of-month consensus credit data (from April 2020), based on the final
Oil and gas companies worldwide have raised $171 billion of debt from the loan and bond markets since March after the coronavirus pandemic hit demand for fuel, writes Jacqueline
To download the May 2020 Auto Aggregate PDF, click here. Problems for the US auto sector are making themselves known in credit data, and credit
To download the May 2020 Oil & Gas Aggregate PDF, click here. . The energy sector remains in a precarious position. Even with a recent
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