#HurricaneMilton is not likely to affect credit for rated property/casualty (PC) insurers and global reinsurers given very strong capital levels. However, Florida property insurance specialists, which Fitch does not rate, are vulnerable to the extent the major hurricane generates losses in excess of reinsurance limits. Learn more: https://ow.ly/c1uK50TJBvT #FitchRatings #Insurance #Reinsurance
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Listen to our bite-sized summary of three key themes to watch regarding the impact of the upcoming U.S. presidential election on American corporations. We explore the near and longer-term implications of changes to #trade protection, #fiscal policy and social reform and reflect on what this could mean for U.S. corporate ratings after November 5th. Listen to other episodes in the Fitch in Five series: https://ow.ly/GGa550TISTH #Election2024 #FitchRatings #CorporateRatings #USA
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There’s no referee able to stand between US casualty primary carriers and their increasingly nervous treaty reinsurers as sides line up to clash on the road to 1/1 renewals over the health of the segment and the adequacy of its reserves. “Loss costs have definitely been rising, more significantly than in the past. But what is the trend going forward? That is still a question,” says Jim Auden, Fitch Ratings Managing Director and Non-Life Insurance Sector Head, in an interview with Intelligent Insurer's APCIA Today. Read the article here: https://ow.ly/t6uy50TJaVW #FitchRatings #Insurance
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Fitch Ratings predicts that industry-wide refining and marketing margins in China will remain under pressure over 2H24, driven by slowing demand and modest increases in refinery capacity. Read more: https://ow.ly/YZQV50TFlQ9 Visit our website for more China insights: https://ow.ly/uEWm50TFlQa #asiapacific #china #oil #gas #refinery #crudeoil
China’s Oil and Gas Refining and Marketing Margins to Remain Pressured
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As part of our ongoing Structured Finance Conversations Series, RMBS Analysts Kevin Kendra, Susan Hosterman, and Ryan O'Loughlin delve into critical trends in the #RMBS market, including piggyback seconds and rate cuts. Essential viewing for market enthusiasts. Watch the full video here: https://ow.ly/J5gp50TIUbF For more insights, meet us at Booth 81 at #ABSEast 2024! #FitchRatings #StructuredFinance
2024 SF Conversations - North America RMBS
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Market interest in subscription finance facility (SFF) securitizations stems from the growth of the SFF market, as well as banks’ need to optimize capital, and sits at the intersection of the expanding use of both significant risk transfers (SRTs) generally and ratings in the fund finance market. Fitch’s primer report addresses common questions received on SFF securitizations, including market developments, key risk considerations and the differences between cash and synthetic securitizations of SFFs. Download your complimentary primer to learn more: https://ow.ly/uX8p50THLLV #FitchRatings #SubscriptionFinance #FundFinance
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In 1982, we began rating Brazil from our London offices. In 1997, Fitch Ratings launched its Brazil operations. In 2024, Global Capital named us the best rating agency in Latin America. Over four decades, we have invested our time, resources, and efforts into Latin America and into Brazil – for the betterment of local financial markets, our stakeholders, our employees, and our local communities. From our earliest days rating Brazilian issuers from London, to this week, where our London-based global Ratings president, Ian Linnell, has visited Brazil to foster relationships with key stakeholders and demonstrate our ongoing commitment to this region. Over time, our steps have led to many positive gains in Brazil. #FitchRatings #FitchLATAM #IanLinnell
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As infrastructure evolves to address global challenges like energy transition, digitalisation, and enhanced mobility, new asset classes are emerging that require significant long-term investments. Learn more about our rating approach for so-called alternative infrastructure in our new special report, which includes case studies illustrating various real or theoretical transactions: https://ow.ly/J3mV50THBft #AlternativeInfrastructure #ProjectFinance
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The Chinese authorities’ recent moves to support the economy through loosening credit conditions have proceeded faster than anticipated. Learn more: https://ow.ly/1ZSw50TAMPg Visit our website for more China insights: https://ow.ly/inZy50TAMPh #asiapacific #china #corporates #outlook #credit
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We’d like to invite you to the webinar: ICS and RBC Unveiled: Impacts on Korean, Taiwanese, and Hong Kong Insurers on Thursday 17 October, featuring Chris Hancorn, Group Chief Actuary, AIA Group, Trung Tran, Associate Director, Insurance Coverage, CreditSights, and Fitch’s senior analysts Monsur Hussain, Jeffrey Liew, and Terrence Wong, for a cross-regional review of the new regulatory implications of the Insurance Capital Standard (ICS) and Hong Kong's Risk-Based Capital (RBC) framework for Asian insurers, in particular the impact on their investment risk appetite and asset allocation strategies, issuance trends, and asset and liability management practices. This webinar will focus particularly on insurers in Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Register now: https://ow.ly/SBig50TAZiV #southkorea #taiwan #hongkong #asiapacific #insurer #insurance #ics #rbc #creditmarkets