Default Risk Rising Quickly for US Auto Sector
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
May 29, 2020
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
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This paper examines the use cases for Credit Benchmark’s Consensus Probabilities of Default (Consensus PDs), in the context of more established indicators of Sovereign Default
Many credit portfolio managers expect default rates – currently around 2% – to be sharply higher in 2023, but the scale of the increase is still a major unknown. A useful metric to anticipate rising defaults is credit volatility – if this trends higher, credit category transition rates will increase, including transitions into default.
Credit portfolio managers face spiking interest rates and rising defaults, and contagion from one sector to another is a major concern. Consensus credit aggregates show how credit risk correlations between sectors are changing.
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