Central banks, development banks, and banking supervisors are increasingly tasked with confronting risks like regulatory non-compliance, climate-related financial disruptions, cyber vulnerabilities, and geopolitical headwinds—all of which are reshaping the macroeconomic landscape.
Moody's provides government financial regulatory and management bodies with advanced data and risk assessment tools to address these challenges. From monitoring systemic risks to strengthening supervisory frameworks, Moody's equips all public sector financial managers and analysts with the critical data and insights they need to make informed decisions that drive stability and resilience.
Moody's comprehensive datasets and powerful analytical tools support government missions:
Leveraging our data solutions and analytical tools, central banks examiners, economists, and researchers can conduct comprehensive economic analysis, run rigorous macro-financial stress tests, and gain a holistic view of emerging risks across sectors.
Our suite of financial and cyber risk capabilities helps banking supervisors identify vulnerable financial institutions and assess—and challenge as necessary—their risk management frameworks while enhancing visibility of complex governance and group structures.
Our data and risk intelligence supports comprehensive analysis of economic outlooks, trade and investment flows, and growth opportunities without compromising balance sheet health.
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Orbis provides comprehensive, standardized, and up-to-date information on over 625 million public and private companies worldwide, encompassing:
Orbis complements central banks’ and banking supervisors’ proprietary and third-party data resources to help generate critical economic and financial insights.
Moody’s database dedicated to banks, insurers, and nonbank financial firms enables entity-level research as well as sectoral and peer analysis so analysts can efficiently identify vulnerable or outlier institutions.
Moody’s CreditView provides comprehensive credit risk analysis on public and private financial and non-financial firms. Use credit ratings and research, financials, and capital structure profiles. It can be used for monitoring, and managing users’ portfolio risks and conducting entity-level and peer analysis.
Moody’s cyber security data and insights support the resilience of organizations’ cyber networks, including extensions of organizations’ cyber network through supplier, third party, or third-party relationships. Multi-dimensional scores help firms analyze, quantify, and mitigate firm-wide cyber risk and exposure, as well as integrate learnings across the business to inform key strategy decisions.
Moody's physical and transition risk solutions help central banks assess climate-related risks and opportunities. Harness physical and transition risk data and modeling to gain insights into the financial and market impacts of climate risk on your firm. Leverage data-driven scenarios as benchmarks for risk management thresholds and leverage seamless workflows, tools, and reporting for greater efficiency.
See why we’re the global market leader for financial management solutions for governments. Monitor and enforce supervisory and lending issues impacting your jurisdiction with ease.
Navigate today’s complex credit landscape with confidence. Explore Moody’s Ratings’ forecasts, data monitors, and must-read analysis on big-picture themes.
Housing affordability in the U.S. is under intense pressure. Rising costs are limiting mobility, restricting credit access, and reducing economic opportunity nationwide. Supply shortages, escalating construction costs, rising insurance premiums, high mortgage rates, and investor activity are pushing homeownership and rental prices beyond reach for millions.
Financial crime poses a significant threat to government revenues, national security, and society more broadly, which makes it crucial for state departments and public sector teams to pursue swift and accurate investigations.
Discover how Canada's top public pensions, the Maple 8, navigate risks and leverage opportunities to promote financial stability and growth.
The heterogeneous nature of the Asia-Pacific region will remain on show through 2024.
As cyberattacks rise and AI poses new dangers, Moody’s analysts discuss banks’ own views of their cybersecurity defenses and explain the EU’s plan to rein in risks from third-party tech providers.
We expect aggregate EM GDP growth of 3.7% in 2024 and 3.8% in 2025, down from 4.4% in 2023, as these economies transition to a post-pandemic steady growth path.
Source: Moody's Ratings
Financial regulators in a growing number of jurisdictions are mandating that companies disclose exposure to physical and transition-related risks.
Spillover effects elsewhere in APAC will likely be limited, but concerns are mounting in emerging Europe. How the risks unfold will depend on each country’s mitigating idiosyncrasies.
Banking regulators worldwide are increasingly focusing on addressing, monitoring, and supervising institutions' exposure to physical and transition as well as sustainability risks.
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