Marina Cremonese and Myles Neligan from Moody’s Financial Institutions Group, talk about how environmental, social and governance risks affect asset managers’ credit strength.​

Local government exposure to projected heat stress varies widely by geography. Data from climate intelligence firm Four Twenty Seven and Moody’s indicate that the Southeast and Midwest have more debt exposed than other regions.

In this podcast, we discuss the credit implications of long-standing and in some cases rising income inequality. While income inequality is not a differentiating factor of ratings across all sovereigns, for some, rising income inequality exacerbates broader credit challenges stemming from wide-ranging social tensions and political risk, weakening growth and weak or weakening institutions.​​​​​​

In this podcast, Financial Institutions Group research writer Myles Neligan speaks with European insurance sector analyst Brandan Holmes and Spanish banking sector analyst Alberto Postigo. They discuss how the credit strength of insurers and banks across the globe can be affected by environmental, social and governance risks.​