What are the prospects for finance and credit worldwide in the year ahead – and what are the key trends and risks to look out for? See Moody’s 2025 Outlook reports and analysis in the weeks to come for exclusive insights on countries and sectors across the globe, and explore the impact of geopolitical risks, advancing technology, interest rates, investment patterns and more. See Moody’s Executive Summary: https://lnkd.in/eNdcYqgZ #MoodysOutlooks2025
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What are the prospects for structured finance sectors in the year ahead? Moody’s Ratings explores outlooks and risks for real estate, auto and many other securitization asset classes from the US to Europe, China and beyond. Listen here: https://mdy.link/4iMXXvW #MoodysOutlooks2025 #Podcast #MoodysTalks Annabel Schaafsma
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What’s Moody’s Ratings' outlook for the banking sector worldwide in the year ahead, and what are the forces shaping the sector’s prospects and risks from the US to APAC and Europe? Listen here to find out: https://mdy.link/41J1XaM #MoodysOutlooks2025 #Podcast David Yin Jinhua David T. Jun Yang
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We’re proud to have concluded our China Credit Conference, held 10 and 12 December in Beijing and Shanghai. This year’s conference focused on the impact of China’s latest stimulus measures, how local governments are managing debt risks and how geopolitical dynamics will shape China’s credit environment. Over 170 attendees joined us across both sessions to hear from and engage with our analysts on these topics. Thanks to everyone who participated! Explore our latest insights on China credit: https://mdy.link/3DA9xtW
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What are the prospects for banks in emerging markets in 2025, and how will inflation and GDP growth affect their profitability worldwide? See our full data story here: https://mdy.link/3DnSbRd #MoodysOutlooks2024 #Banking
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Sally Yim, Co-Head of Global Banks at Moody’s Ratings, joined Bloomberg's Paul Allen to discuss the risk profile and future opportunities for private credit growth in Korea and Japan. For her full interview, click the link below and tune in at 31:00 minutes: https://mdy.link/3Dh1wdA
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What are the prospects for the US public healthcare and mass transit in 2025, and where are the sectors’ strengths and risks following the November elections? Hear Moody’s Ratings experts on outlooks for the year ahead: https://mdy.link/4fluIxg #MoodysOutlooks2025 #Podcast Nansis Hayek, CFA Matthew Butler Nicholas Samuels
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Moody’s Ratings is delighted to be shortlisted for Securitization Rating Agency of the Year and CLO Rating Agency of the Year in the GlobalCapital European Securitization Awards 2025. 👉 Cast your vote here by 15 January: https://mdy.link/4iFKXba #Securitization #GlobalCapital
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Petroleos Mexicanos' (PEMEX) credit risks would persist under two different policy scenarios in the new administration: • Scenario 1: PEMEX and the government would maintain the oil company's current strategic direction. • Scenario 2: PEMEX would undertake a federally backed debt refinancing process in 2025. Read our recent report by Roxana Muñoz, VP Senior Credit Officer, for an in-depth look at the challenges that Pemex will face in these two different scenarios - https://mdy.link/3DbMSE9
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Last month, we jointly hosted our Korea Credit Conference with our affiliate Korea Investors Service in Seoul. Over 150 investors, intermediaries and issuers joined us to hear insights from our analysts and KIS experts about how the new normal for global credit will affect Korea, the impact of persistently high interest rates on global banks, and how Korean corporates will navigate difficult credit conditions amid shifting geopolitics and weak demand. Thank you to all who attended and connected with us during the networking sessions! See more insights from us: https://mdy.link/4ivEDmw