As part of our Risks to Watch, Brian Coulton, Chief Economist, and Monsur Hussain, Head of Bank Regulatory Research, discuss the tightening of global financial conditions over the next 12 months. Chaptered.

The stable outlook for the EMEA renewable energy sector in 2019 reflects robust growth prospects, a stable regulatory environment, and continuing cost declines, says Fitch Ratings.

Bert Jansen, Director in the Financial Institutions team in Sydney, discusses the impact of the Australian government's Royal Commission into alleged misconduct by the financial services industry on bank ratings.

Vicky Melbourne, Head of Industrial ratings, South Asia-Pacific, examines how well positioned Australian corporates are to deal with challenges such as high energy prices, rising funding costs and technological innovation.

Ben McCarthy, Head of Asia-Pacific Structured Finance ratings in Sydney, discusses the prospects of the Australian asset backed securities and residential mortgage backed securities markets in 2019.

David Cook, Director in the Infrastructure ratings team in Sydney, discusses the rationale for the agency's current outlooks on its Australian infrastructure and project finance ratings.

As part of our Risks to Watch series, Vicky Melbourne, David Cook, Ben McCarthy and Bert Jensen discuss the sector outlook of Australia’s corporates, infrastructure and project finance, structured finance and financial institutions.

As part of our Risks to Watch series, Brian Coulton, Chief Economist, and Michele Napolitano, Senior Director, Sovereigns, discuss the key credit concerns in the Eurozone over the next 12 months.​ Chaptered.

With driverless cars likely to operate through ride-sharing, giving them access to cheaper parking options, revenues will be affected for both urban standalone and airport parking facilities.

As part of our Risks to Watch series, Megan Neuburger, Managing Director in the U.S. Corporate Finance team, discusses the growth of ‘BBB’ credits during this credit cycle and the potential implications in the next downturn. Chaptered.