In-Person Event
Asia Emerging Markets Summit 2025 (Singapore)
Tensions, tariffs and technology
PARKROYAL Collection Marina Bay, Singapore
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02
Sep
Disruption: the new baseline
BIG PICTURE PRESENTATION
- How are global trade tensions reshaping the global economic growth trajectory and sector outlook?
- How does monetary policy normalization shape up global default rates?
- Are the global financial markets too sanguine?
Speakers
Chapters
2 min
01 - 2025 Credit themes
Disruption is framed as the baseline for global credit markets.
5 min
02 - Tariffs reshape global growth
U.S. tariffs have reached historic highs, creating a significant economic shock.
2 min
03 - Corporate outlook turns negative
Tariffs are weighing heavily on corporate credit.
3 min
04 - Sovereign debt strains persist
High debt levels and persistent deficits leave sovereigns vulnerable.
1 min
05 - Technology and credit disruption
The technology boom, particularly AI and data centers, is reshaping credit markets
1 min
06 - Private credit market growth
Private credit is an increasingly important source of financing when public markets tighten
1 min
07 - Markets defy policy uncertainty
Policy uncertainty remains elevated, yet markets show resilience
3 min
08 - Defaults steady, risks remain
Default rates are stable near long-term averages and may drift lower
2 min
09 - Disruption defines credit outlook
Moody’s sees disruption as structural rather than transitory
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Nick Hill is a Managing Director and heads the Credit Strategy & Guidance function within the Credit Strategy & Standards division in Moody’s Ratings.
Based in Paris, he joined Moody’s in March 2010, initially heading the France / BeNeLux banking team.
Since then he has managed successively larger teams, led the global revision of Moody’s bank rating methodology, which was published in 2015, and latterly was co-head of the global banking team.
Prior to joining Moody’s, Nick worked as a bank analyst in a variety of roles. These include banking supervision at the Bank of England and Financial Services Authority, where he began his career; sell-side equity research on French banks in a #1 ranked team at Morgan Stanley; rating UK and continental European banks at Standard & Poor’s; and providing balance sheet advice to financial institutions with RBS.
A graduate of Christ’s College, University of Cambridge in the UK, Nick holds an MA in English, a diploma in French, and a postgraduate certificate in Finance from Birkbeck College, University of London.