S&P Global Market Intelligence introduces library of macroeconomic and geopolitical risk scenarios into its Credit Analytics solution
- The integration of macroeconomic scenarios into Credit Analytics provides users with a more efficient way to model key economic factors and define trends impacting credit narratives for specific businesses.
- The library of predetermined model-based forecast scenarios offers an additional tool to efficiently monitor companies and identify specific macroeconomic risk dynamics within a credit portfolio.
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Enhancement integrates economic forecast scenarios into models of fundamental credit risk, market-based estimates of future credit risk
Originally created by the Models & Scenario Design team at IHS Markit, the library of economic impact scenarios includes a predefined set of forecasts exploring the impact of events such as the Ukraine–Russia War, Global Water Scarcity and Global Cyber Attacks on key economic drivers including commodity prices, exchange rates, and monetary and financial policy. The S&P Global Market Intelligence baseline economic forecast is also available within the library.
Building on the Credit Analytics assessments that enable a user to score and monitor potential risk exposures and estimate the impact of significant factors on a company's creditworthiness, the library of predefined model-based forecast scenarios provides an additional tool to efficiently monitor companies and identify specific macroeconomic risk dynamics within a credit portfolio.
"The importance of being able to effectively monitor the credit risk impacts of geopolitical events and macroeconomic shift changes is imperative when examining credit risk assessments," said Whit
S&P Global Market Intelligence Credit Analytics models, data and workflow tools enable users to quickly and efficiently measure and monitor the credit risk of rated, unrated, public and private companies globally. Fully integrated in the S&P Capital IQ platform and Excel® Plug-in, models and data are accessible via API solutions or deliverable via bulk data through XpressFeed™ and Snowflake.
Derived from the Global Link Model, S&P Global Market Intelligence's scenario analysis defines and identifies realistic and high impact scenarios enabling users to stress test their preparedness for political and economic shocks, build business resilience strategies and capture future opportunities.
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