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Japanese corporations' business performance is likely to stay on the track to recovery in 2014. Will a sustained recovery continue? Will Japanese companies stay active in cross-border M&A, and what’s their credit outlook? Standard & Poor’s analyst Hiroki Shibata explains.
アベノミクスの好影響や円安基調を背景に国内事業会社の業績は回復基調にあるが、本格的な回復は2014年を通して続くのか？日本企業による活発な海外M&Aは続くのか？業界ごとのアウトルックは？事業会社担当アナリスト柴田宏樹が解説する。
Standard & Poor’s espera que el desempeño de RMBS mexicanos repunte en 2014 El volumen de bursatilizaciones hipotecarias en México aumentó ligeramente en 2013, alcanzó más de MXN$30,000 millones. Este año, Standard & Poor’s espera un resultado similar, respaldado por un desempeño más estable de las transacciones existentes y un mejor entorno económico. En este segmento de CreditMatters TV, Mauricio Tello y Antonio Zellek, analistas de crédito hablan sobre lo que viene para el mercado.
Standard & Poor’s expects Mexico’s RMBS securitization performance to pick up this year. Mexican securitization volume increased slightly in 2013, reaching about $30 billion pesos. This year, Standard & Poor’s expects a similar outcome, supported by a more stable performance in existing deals and a better economy. In this CreditMatters TV segment, credit analysts Mauricio Tello and Antonio Zellek discuss what lies ahead.
U.S. defense contractors see few surprises in the 2015 U.S. defense budget proposal and 2014 quadrennial review. As a result, Standard & Poor’s expects some stability for most companies over the next two years. In this CreditMatters TV segment, Director Chris DeNicolo explains the likely outcomes.
In this week's segment of Extra Credit, Standard & Poor's Associate Director Aulii Limtiaco discusses our rating action on Seattle's housing authority and Associate Director Chris Morgan explains our action on West Brandywine Township in Pennsylvania.
In February, Standard & Poor’s rated five new CLO transactions, totaling about $2 billion, and upgraded 11 deals. In this CreditMatters TV segment, Senior Director Ramki Muthukrishnan provides an overview of CLO market performance last month.
After declining from their recession peak, U.S. subprime auto loan losses rose in 2013, as measured by average managed portfolio and average securitization net loss data. Moreover, the trend will likely continue this year. In this CreditMatters TV segment, Standard & Poor’s Senior Director Amy Martin and Director Rahel Avigdor discuss what’s driving the losses and the impact on ratings.
European corporate defaults continue but an improving economy, higher credit quality of recent transactions, and more favorable financing markets should enable the default rate to revert to more normal levels in 2015. In this CreditMatters TV segment, Standard & Poor's Head Of Corporate Research Paul Watters reviews the 2013 default experience and updates our forecast.
Standard & Poor’s 21 rated sovereigns in Asia-Pacific will increase borrowing from long-term commercial sources by 4.9% to an equivalent of US$2.5 trillion in 2014. In this CreditMatters TV segment, Standard & Poor's sovereign analyst, Liang Zhong gives an overview of the S&P’s Asia-Pacific Sovereign Debt report.
スタンダード＆プアーズではアジア太平洋地域の47の銀行の自己資本比率に関するリポートを発表した。本日のクレジットマターTVでは、銀行担当アナリストの根本直子がアジア太平洋地域の銀行の自己資本比率の現状や他地域との比較、および今後の見通しについて解説する。
Standard & Poor’s has conducted a survey of 47 large Asia-Pacific banks based on its risk-adjusted capital framework. In this CreditMatters TV segment, credit analyst Naoko Nemoto will discuss the capital adequacy of Asia-Pacific’s major banks and how that could affect their ratings.
The U.S. distress ratio fell slightly to 5.1% in February from 5.2% in January. The ratio now stands at a post-crisis cycle low. In this CreditMatters TV segment, Standard & Poor’s Associate Director Gregg Moskowitz explains the key trends and data points.
Major U.S.-based video game publisher Activision Blizzard has several potential franchise games under development. If these games prove successful, it could enhance our evaluation of Activision's business profile and potentially our ratings on the company. In this CreditMatters TV segment, Director Andy Liu explains how the success or failure of the games could affect Activision.
The IPO market in Europe has been grabbing headlines as companies line up to tap the public markets. In this CreditMatters TV segment, Standard & Poor's analysts Taron Wade, Raam Ratnam and Andrew Stillman discuss the revival in the European IPO market due to improved conditions in equity markets and pent-up demand from private equity owners to exit their investments.
