Credit Benchmark reported that Automobiles & Parts experienced a +4.0% net downgrade for a second straight month, with cumulative net downgrades reaching 28% over 12 months.
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U.S. Private Market Credit Improves — but Auto Risk Keeps Building Credit conditions across U.S. private companies improved for a second consecutive month, but the he…
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Credit Benchmark
Access the combined risk views of experts from over 40 of the world's leading financial institutions.
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Credit Benchmark
Credit Benchmark is a leading provider of credit risk data and analytics. The company aggregates and anonymizes contributed risk data from over 40 global financial institutions, producing unique obligor-level Credit Consensus Ratings and other key credit metrics. Covering over 120,000 legal entities, the majority of which are not publicly rated, Credit Benchmark’s insights are trusted by major financial institutions worldwide to enhance their internal credit risk analysis and gain accurate risk perspectives. Visit www.creditbenchmark.com to learn more.
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Credit Benchmark published a paper titled The Transparency Gap in Private Markets.
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Credit Benchmark aggregates internal credit assessments of 40+ leading global banks into an independent consensus covering 125,000+ public and private entities.
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Credit Benchmark reported that Technology experienced a +0.8% net downgrade after three consecutive months of improvement.
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