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Moody’s Talks – Sub-Sovereign Credit Podcast

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JANUARY 2021
January 14th 2021 (7.05mins)
傅予彬和李秀军一同探讨了中国地方政府2021年信用展望为负面的主要原因,包括政府预算收入的持续压力、重新扩大的资金缺口以及或有债务风险。
SEPTEMBER 2020
September 2nd 2020 (6.36mins)
Yubin Fu and Gene Fang of the Subsovereign Team discuss how some economically stronger Chinese provinces will record larger declines in growth, which should temporarily narrow regional economic disparities in the near term.​
OCTOBER 2019
October 28th 2019 (6.47 mins)
Jennifer Wong and Edward Demetry from Moody’s Sub-Sovereign Group discuss how China's regional and local governments play a critical role in mitigating and potentially transmitting economic and financial risks within China’s highly interconnected institutional framework, economy and financial system. ​​​
MAY 2019
May 21st 2019 (6.12mins)
In this episode of Moody’s Talks, Michael Taylor, Managing Director, and Lillian Li, Vice President-Senior Credit Officer, both of the Credit Strategy & Research team, discuss the credit implications of stronger oversight of China’s regional and local governments by the central government. ​
MARCH 2019
March 7th 2019 (3.45 mins)
In this edition of Moody’s Talks… Analyst Edward Demetry and Vice President Jennifer Wong in the Sub-Sovereign Risk Group discuss the credit implications of Chinese RLGs’ weakening finances and persistent funding shortfalls.​
MARCH 2019
March 6th 2019 (8.32mins)
In this episode of Moody’s Talks, Vice President and Senior Analyst Alonso Sanchez Rosario and AVP-Analyst Sandra Beltran, both in the Corporate Finance Group, and Matthew Walter, an AVP-Analyst in the Sub-Sovereign Group, discuss credit challenges stemming from Mexico’s increasing rates of violence, which have been caused primarily by conflicts among drug trafficking organizations as well as clashes with police and the military. In instances where violence weakens state and municipal economic activity, this can create negative spillovers for public finances such as falling tax revenues. In the corporate sector, increasing insecurity, robbery and travel warnings hurt Mexican companies’ top lines and profitability, and will particularly weaken revenue and margins. ​
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