IACPM's recently conducted Global SRT Insurance Survey highlights trends in insurance-based protection of on balance-sheet securitisations executed by banks.
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Effectively Measuring Financed Emissions
The IACPM recently conducted a survey examining how its member firms are measuring and managing financed emissions to reach net-zero targets.
Private Credit Pulse Survey
The IACPM conducted a quick 'take-the-pulse' survey to gather its members' thoughts and concerns on Private Credit.
Concentration Risk Management Remains a Top Priority for CPM
The IACPM's survey on Concentration Limit Frameworks shows that risk appetite and concentration limit frameworks are of high priority among IACPM members.
Generative AI, AI, and Advanced Analytics for Credit Risk
IACPM and McKinsey launched a joint study to identify the benefits of GenAI, AI and, Advanced Analytics for Credit Risk and risk assessment processes.
Private Risk Sharing Protected €18.5 Billion of Banks’ Junior Tranches in Synthetic Securitizations in 2023
The IACPM's annual SRT survey shows substantially increased volumes with more than 500 synthetic SRT transactions issued between 2016 and 2023.
Survey Demonstrates Global Importance of CPRI
Increasing CPRI exposures are facilitating credit transactions across all asset classes, including financing related to SMEs.
CPM’s Critical Role Amid the Rising Credit Risk Environment
Results of IACPM's biennial survey on Principles and Practices in CPM show that the function’s critical role is expanding amid a changing and uncertain economic and geopolitical environment that puts credit risk under heightened scrutiny at all firms.
Realizing Climate Finance Opportunities
Financial institutions are launching strategies to capitalize on the opportunities stemming from the low carbon economy transition.
Credit and Political Risk Insurance 2023
The survey focused on current practices for CPRI policies eligible as Basel-compliant guarantees and used by banks as a CRM tool to release capital and/or increase lending capacity at single loan/single borrower level.