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Ratings Performance: Default, Transition, And Recovery

S&P Global Ratings Research is used by the world’s financial markets when they need data driven insights and analysis. Whether to help evaluate strategic portfolio positions, develop investment ideas, or identify potential gaps and opportunities, we provide top-down information on ratings transitions and anomalies, ratings performance, and default and recovery research.

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  • 10/16/2020
  • Canada, APAC, APAC, EMEA, United States of America, Latin America

Default, Transition, and Recovery: Distressed Exchanges Boost Corporate Defaults In The Second Half Of 2020

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