The IACPM released the results of its annual Global SRT Bank Survey on risk sharing transactions executed by banks through synthetic on balance-sheet securitizations.
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New Tariff Threats Aside, Outlook for Credit Defaults and Spreads Improves Globally in Latest IACPM Survey
Despite new tariff threats, which are mostly aimed at Asia, the credit outlook has improved globally, according to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook survey.
Possibly Facing Some Level of New Tariffs, Credit Portfolio Managers Forecast Rising Defaults and Wider Credit Spreads
Members of the IACPM, responding to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey on the eve of new US tariffs, say credit spreads will widen and defaults will rise globally.
Latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey Forecasts Rising Defaults and Wider Credit Spreads
New York, NY – Amid considerable uncertainty in light of continuing geopolitical concerns and especially following 2024 elections, particularly in the United States, respondents to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook …
Latest IACPM Outlook Survey Shows Reduced Expectations for Rising Defaults After the Federal Reserve Cut Rates
Despite the US Federal Reserve’s decision last month to ease the Fed Funds rate, 42% of respondents to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey expect corporate credit defaults to rise globally over the next 12 months.
Respondents to Latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey Say Defaults Are Already Rising
Respondents to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey are forecasting rising defaults over coming months with some saying they’re already seeing an increase, especially among smaller borrowers.
Credit Outlook Still Negative but Improving; Mixed Outlook for Credit Spreads
Concerns regarding a possible recession remain high in Europe and the United Kingdom. Respondents are more optimistic regarding Asia and North America
Expectations for Rising Defaults and Wider Credit Spreads Ease in Latest IACPM Survey But Remain High
Many survey participants in the newest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey believe the euphoria seen in global financial markets the last two months of 2023 was overdone.
IACPM Survey Respondents See Limited Credit Problems Currently but Expect Higher Defaults and Wider Spreads
Responding to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey as 10-year US Treasury yields were surging higher and before an unexpectedly strong US employment report was released or war in Israel broke out, participants forecast the worst is yet to come in terms of credit problems.
Global Recession Risk Remains High According to Latest IACPM Survey
Respondents to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey overwhelmingly expect global economies to fall into recession either later this year or sometime in 2024.