Simulating a Stress Test of the Corporate Loan Portfolios of Australia's Largest Banks
In this webinar, David Hamilton presents the results of a simulated stress test of the corporate loan portfolios of Australia’s five largest banks (by asset size) conducted by Moody’s Analytics.
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Identifying At-Risk Names in Your Credit Portfolio Webinar
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Best Buy Co., Inc.
Through much of its history Best Buy was considered one of the most successful retail stores in the US. However, since 2010 the electronics retailer has faced business and financial challenges that are placing increasing pressure on its credit quality.
Research in Motion Ltd.
RIM does not have traded bonds or CDS from which to observe credit spreads, and is not rated by Moody's Investors Service. However, Moody's Analytics' public EDF measure effectively captures and quantifies changes in the company's credit risk.
