State & local governments are increasingly assuming fiscal responsibilities that have typically been shouldered by the federal government. This could amplify pressures during periods of fiscal stress and raise state & local governments’ credit risk.

Fitch analysts discuss intensifying competition between Meituan and Alibaba in China’s food delivery and instant retail business.

Nissan Motor CEO Ivan Espinosa joins Fitch’s host Mark Oline for an executive discussion on leadership, navigating tariffs and cycles, the Re:Nissan plan, EV strategy, China go-to-market, and Nissan’s adoption of AI in design and development. 

Episode 1 features Nissan Motor CEO Ivan Espinosa in a candid discussion with Fitch’s Mark Oline on global strategy, cost transformation, EV/hybrid shifts, China go-to-market, AI-driven development, and Nissan’s accelerated product rollout.

El Comparativo de Fondos de Deuda para América Latina es un panel interactivo que compara fondos calificados por Fitch y compara sus atributos de crédito de cartera, de mercado y de riesgo de liquidez con sus grupos pares calificados.

Australian residential mortgage products exhibit a unique blend of borrower flexibility, lender pricing strategies and regulatory frameworks that distinguishes them from their US and European counterparts.

Shelly Shetty and Todd Martinez analyze Argentina’s mid-term elections, what Milei’s stronger legislative backing means for reforms, and the lingering risks around reserves and external liquidity.

US regional banks’ recent losses tied to non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) may signal broader risk from this fast-growing loan segment.

Rapidly rising developed market sovereign debt and higher refinancing costs are intensifying medium-term debt sustainability challenges.

James Longsdon, Head of Global Sovereigns and Supranationals, and Federico Barriga Salazar, Head of Western European Sovereign Ratings, discuss Western Europe’s fiscal divergence, recent upgrades and downgrades, and Fitch’s deficit outlook.