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Matthew Donohue
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Andrew Harling
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Christina Maynes
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Syndicated Loan Ratings
 
Moody’s syndicated loan ratings provide a consistent and independent assessment of credit risk. Loan ratings facilitate relative value comparisons between bank loans and bonds, and can be a tool for investors seeking to maximize returns for taking the least amount of risk. Syndicated loan ratings have become increasingly important as the line between what once were distinct markets continues to blur, and investors look across asset classes for the best return on a risk adjusted basis.
 

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  • 19 Dec 2011

    • CLO Outlook: Performance stable in US, negative in Europe

      US collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) issued in 2012 will have a strong credit profile, with a continuation of new features introduced in the 2011 vintage offering greater protection for investors. Performance of outstanding US CLOs will outpace those of outstanding European CLOs in the new year… Full Report | Press Release

  • 15 Dec 2011
    • The Great Credit Shift: Credit Post Crisis
      While the financial crisis profoundly changed the credit picture for sovereigns and financial institutions, generally for the worse, virtually every sector that we cover faces vastly different circumstances today than it did in 2007. This report examines how the Great Recession has affected sovereigns, financial institutions, corporates, the infrastructure sector, US public finance and structured finance... Full Report
  • 12 Dec 2011

    • Global refunding risks in US and Asia are benign for the near-term, but concerns persist in EMEA

      The overall refunding need posed by nearly $1.8 trillion of rated bonds maturing in the three major markets by 2015 does not appear daunting relative to normal market capacity. However, with roughly $850 billion in bond maturities, EMEA has the largest amount of debt coming due between 2012 and 2015… Full Report l Press Release

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