S&P Global Ratings rates over 4,600 corporates globally, giving us timely insight into cross-industry credit trends.
AnnuallyRanking of global chemical companies rated by S&P Global Ratings. The ranking includes the rating, outlook, stand-alone credit profile (SACP), business and financial risk profile, and liquidity assessment. Investment-grade companies are ranked by business risk profile, then financial risk profile. Speculative-grade companies are ordered by financial risk profile, then business risk profile. Companies are then listed in alphabetical order, if not distinguished by these factors.
Annually and semiannually, typically in January and JulyGlobal, regional, and country outlooks for corporate credit quality touching on previous annual performance, and trends, risks, and opportunities in the year ahead.
OngoingGlobal and regional reports providing an overview of the rating component scores for all public issuer credit ratings by sector and region. The scores reflect the building blocks of the S&P Global Ratings’ corporate methodology. In addition, charts and tables show the distribution of aggregated scores within regions and average scores by industry. This report covers EMEA, North America, Asia Pacific, and Latin America.
QuarterlyIssuance activity as well as rating and recovery performance of European speculative-grade companies, trends, and statistical data for rated first-lien debt recovery data.
OngoingKey takeaways and forecasts on the sector.
AnnuallyThe survey assesses the outlook for global corporate capital expenditure, combining the insights of S&P Global Ratings’ analysts and S&P Global Market Intelligence’s global data set. It highlights key themes determining the capex outlook by region and industry.
Annually and semiannually, typically in early December and JulyAnalysts set out the key assumptions that underpin credit ratings in the industries covered and highlight key risks or opportunities at the sector level. This analysis is drawn on the assessment of rated corporate and infrastructure entities.
A ranking of the North American regulated utility companies that S&P Global Ratings rates from strongest to weakest based on rating and outlook. The stand-alone credit profile, business risk profile, and financial risk profile of each company are also provided.
A ranking of the North American midstream companies that S&P Global Ratings rates from strongest to weakest. Companies are ranked by the rating, outlook, stand-alone credit profile (SACP), business and financial risk profiles, and liquidity assessments.
OngoingS&P Global Ratings provides ongoing price assumptions for metals such as copper, iron ore, aluminum, zinc, nickel, and gold; natural gas, Henry Hub natural gas, Canadian AECO natural gas; and West Texas Intermediate oil, Brent Crude, and Western Canadian Select oil.
OngoingSeries of commentaries on retail banking sectors across countries illustrating how technology forms part of S&P Global Ratings’ analysis of banks.
QuarterlyIssuance activity as well as rating and recovery performance of U.S. speculative-grade companies, trends, and statistical data for rated first-lien debt recovery data.