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  1. Jan 24

    We are honored to win Capital Finance International’s 2020 Award for Best Credit Services Latin America. Congratulations to the team

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  2. Jan 24

    Fitch Ratings’ Chief Economist, Brian Coulton, joined IIF and Refinitiv today at to discuss the effects of climate change and our global economic outlook.

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  3. Jan 23

    The scale of the current Wuhan outbreak would have to increase substantially to have a significant impact on ratings.

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  4. Jan 23

    Our senior analysts joined the IIF and Refinitiv today in Davos to discuss the impact that climate change is having on the economies of low income countries.

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  5. Jan 23

    Stephen Schwartz, Head of APAC Sovereign Ratings, moderates a discussion with Sagarika Chandra and Jeremy Zook on the ratings for , and .

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  6. Jan 23

    .: Future of Mount Isa smelter open to question

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  7. Jan 23

    . top ten calls for 2020

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  8. Jan 22

    's proposal to grant up to five digital bank licences is likely to intensify competition in the industry which is already experiencing margin compression, with the smaller banks potentially more vulnerable.

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  9. Jan 22

    Have you read the latest Credit Journal? The first edition in 2020 outlines our thoughts on the global economy, major credit trends as well as our global sovereigns and macroeconomic credit outlooks for 2020. Access your copy:

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  10. Jan 22

    The first stop in our Insurance Roadshow will be London. Join us to learn about the opportunities and challenges facing the European Insurance sectors in 2020. To learn more visit

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  11. Jan 21

    The Indian Supreme Court's rejection on 17 January of a review petition against its earlier ruling in a long-running telecommunications sector tax case, is credit negative for the industry

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  12. Jan 21

    Trade Tensions to Shape APAC Technology Sector Outlook

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  13. Jan 21

    The recent rescue deal between the UK government and Flybe's shareholders is unlikely to set an industry-wide precedent of state involvement in shoring up airlines on the brink of collapse

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  14. Jan 21

    .@CRUInsight: New EU auto targets and their impact on demand

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  15. Jan 20

    Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas' (BSP) announcement in early January on the approval of new regulations for Islamic banks and banking units is a positive step towards the establishment of a cohesive Islamic finance regulatory framework in the country.

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  16. Jan 20

    Mervyn Tang, Global Head of ESG Research will join the discussion on how the ESG-investing companies balance sustainable growth and profitability at Sina Davos Breakfast Session: Chinese Practices in a Global Context.

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  17. Jan 20

    Continuing economic and political uncertainty and a turning credit cycle may increase vulnerabilities for several key regions’ global banks, which already have Negative sector outlooks due to earnings and capital pressures.

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  18. Jan 19

    Australian liquefied natural gas (LNG) producers will not see immediate, large reductions in exports due to the China-US phase-one trade deal.

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  19. Jan 19

    Find our related reports as the country enters 2020 with growth pressures and uncertainties surrounding the trade dispute with the US.

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  20. Jan 17

    Fitch Ratings expects the common-equity double-leverage ratios (DLR) of Taiwanese bank holding companies to remain stable, reinforcing our stable sector and rating outlook for Taiwanese banks and their holding companies for 2020

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