Survey respondents to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey are modestly less optimistic about future credit conditions.
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Default Fears Fade Globally as Government Stimulus Floods Economy
While the amount of stimulus has been critical in providing an underpinning for businesses, as well as consumers, it also resulted in concern about inflation.
PRA Consultation on the Implementation of Basel Standards
The IACPM responded to the PRA Consultation on the Implementation of Basel Standards.
Managing Non-Financial Risks
Managing Non-Financial Risks IACPM/ BCG Study 2020 Non-financial risks related to Information Security & Cyber, Climate Change & ESG, Pandemics & Resiliency, Reputational Risk, and Technological Innovation/ Digital Risk are …
First Positive Reading Since Beginning of Crisis
While the credit outlook has improved across the globe, there are differences between North America and the rest of the world, especially Europe.
Will Stimulus Lead to Inflation and Higher Interest Rates?
Waves of government stimulus have stabilized corporate loan portfolios, but IACPM members voice concern about possible long-term impact of the mammoth amount of liquidity.
IACPM Responds to the European Commission
IACPM responded to the European Commission public consultation Review of Prudential Rules for Insurance and Reinsurance Companies (Solvency II).
Economic Stimulus Important but Vaccine Paramount
Fiscal stimulus has played a key role in settling markets and the economy, and while credit default and spread forecasts remain negative, credit conditions seem to be stabilizing and ‘Worst Case’ may not happen.
The European Commission has published the Capital Markets Union Action Plan
The European Commission has published the Capital Markets Union Action Plan. The Action Plan highlights the 16 different actions. IACPM has highlighted three that are relevant for credit portfolio managers.
IACPM Responds to the Basel Committee
IACPM joined the Global Financial Markets Association, the Institute of International Finance and the Structured Finance Association to respond to the Basel Committee’s technical amendment on capital treatment of securitisations of non-performing loans.