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In this webinar, we look at why Chinese construction companies are increasingly entering into PPPs, and the credit implications of these investments.
Join senior Moody’s analysts, who will share their insights on the latest sovereign, banking and corporate credit developments and risks.
Aligning the sustainability, finance and investment communities
Investors are increasingly utilizing ESG data to inform investment decisions, but a lack of standardization and communication with corporations is leading to confusion and limiting the acceleration of corporate sustainability initiatives. As the premier ESG online event, GreenFin 21 will convene an invitation-only audience from the sustainability, finance and investment communities to improve communication, align investor expectations with corporate needs and showcase leading practices and financial products.
Looking into education policies and outcomes across Europe; Update on Spain (Baa1 stable) following the publication of the 2020 budgetary outcome; Peer comparison of the credit profiles of two Aa1-rated sovereigns: Austria vs. Finland
Looking into education policies and outcomes across Europe, and their implications for credit profiles;
Update on Spain (Baa1 stable) following the publication of the 2020 budgetary outcome;
Peer comparison of the credit profiles of two Aa1-rated sovereigns: Austria vs. Finland
Join us as we discuss our outlook on Korean nonfinancial companies for 2021. We will provide insights on the key credit issues facing Korean companies, such as the pace of earnings recovery, rising investments and lingering risks.
Moody’s Investors Service is seeking feedback by May 10, 2021 from market participants on proposed changes to the Advanced Loss Given Failure component of its Banks Methodology.
Moody’s Investors Service is seeking feedback by May 10, 2021 from market participants on proposed changes to the Advanced Loss Given Failure component of its Banks Methodology.
Proposed changes to Moody's higher education methodology include combining two methodologies, revisions to the scorecard, and assignment of issuer level ratings.