Credit Default Forecast Rises in Latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey While Credit Spread Outlook Falls to Virtually Neutral New York, NY – Respondents in the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey …
2012
IACPM Submits Comment Letter to Basel Committee
On October 16, 2012 the IACPM submitted a comment letter to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision on publication BCBS227 “Capital Requirements for Bank Exposures to Central Counterparties” to clarify the risk …
IACPM Submits Second Follow-Up Letter to SEC on Proposed Rule 127B
IACPM submits a second follow-up letter to the SEC, following a call on August 14 with SEC staff where the Supplemental Letter, dated June 28, 2012, and Comment Letter, dated February 6, …
IACPM Credit Outlook Survey Lower Globally
Short-term Outlook Sharply Lower; Longer term Outlook Also Down But Flatter New York, NY – Respondents to the IACPM Credit Outlook Survey turned sharply negative in the latest quarterly reading …
IACPM Submits Follow-Up Letter and Research Results to SEC on Proposed Rule 127B
The IACPM sent a follow-up to the Comment Letter to the SEC in response to SEC’s proposed rule 127B, dated February 6, 2012. This second letter is a reply to observations made and questions posed …
IACPM Credit Outlook Survey Reflects Global Uncertainty
European Credit Defaults Seen Rising But Global Credit Spreads Forecast to Remain at Current Levels New York, NY –The latest quarterly IACPM Credit Outlook Survey reflects the global uncertainty facing …
IACPM Submits Comment Letter to SEC on Proposed Rule 127B
The IACPM submitted a comment letter to the SEC in response to SEC’s proposed rule 127B. The IACPM argues that synthetic bank balance sheet CDOs should not be prohibited under this rule, …
IACPM Announces 2012 Board of Directors
HSBC’s Derek Saunders Elected Chair; KeyCorp’s Jeffery Weaver Vice Chair New York, NY – The International Association of Credit Portfolio Managers is announcing today Derek Saunders, Global Head of Portfolio Management …
Latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey Reflects Bifurcating View
Forecast For North America Improving – Europe Remains Negative New York, NY – The outlook for credit spreads and defaults is the widest ever seen between North America and Europe …