2026
Nov 04
Video
Sharp Divergence in Data Center Vulnerability to Adverse AI Shock
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Alex Griffiths’ avatar reviews Fitch’s latest research on AI-related disruption risk for financial institutions, highlighting greater exposure in retail banking and wealth management and key mitigants across the sector.
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Nov 03
The Future of Infrastructure Finance Between Project and Corporate: Rating Hybrid Infrastructure Credits
Hybrid infrastructure credits are reshaping project finance. Marjan van der Weijden and Scott Zuchorski explain what’s driving the shift, the risks investors should watch and how Fitch assesses these increasingly complex structures.
Oct 30
2026 SFF Conversations - Covered Bonds
What lies ahead for the covered bonds market? In this episode of 2026 SFF Conversations, Cosme de Montpellier and Natasha Guerer discuss key market developments, investor demand, and the outlook for covered bonds.
電力取得成為推動台灣AI資料中心成長的關鍵
隨著需求增加,台灣AI資料中心市場正變得更具挑選性;電力與電網基礎設施的可取得性,日益決定哪些專案能夠推進。
Access to Power to Drive Taiwan AI Data-Centre Growth
Taiwan’s AI data-centre market is becoming more selective as demand increases but access to power and grid infrastructure plays a larger role in determining which projects proceed.
Oct 29
European Consumer ABS: Credit Trends and Outlook
Eberhard Hackel, Managing Director, and Sophie Crofts, Director, from Fitch Ratings’ EMEA ABS team discuss borrower performance, household pressures and the outlook for European consumer ABS credit risk.
AI & Financial Institutions - Business Disruption Risk
How much could AI disrupt financial institutions? Fitch Ratings’ Robert Mazzuoli examines the risks for banks, wealth managers, and insurers, and explains why some business models may be more vulnerable than others.
Oct 26
China Property Market Update
China’s new property rules could reshape homebuilding. Fitch Ratings’ Lulu Shi explains how longer cash collection cycles, tighter escrow management and changing supply could affect developers and credit.