Join us on Wednesday, November 15th for our quarterly update of the consumer credit outlook, where we will discuss the current and anticipated trends in household credit conditions based on data from Equifax.

The current commercial real estate landscape finds itself grappling with formidable challenges amid a backdrop of tighter credit conditions and widespread economic uncertainty. A decline in transactional activity is directly impacting the revenues of brokers and lenders, while a higher cost of financing is casting a looming shadow over maturing debt, pushing it into a realm of uncertain refinancing.

With updated OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) guidance and intensified scrutiny from tax authorities worldwide, the intricacies of transfer pricing have become more challenging. Failing to justify the pricing of financial transactions in accordance with the arm's length principle now carries even greater risks. 

Moody’s EDF-X solution leverages our transparent, time-tested credit risk modeling capabilities, helping transfer pricing professionals establish credit ratings and interest rates consistent with the latest OECD guidance.

Recession risks are uncomfortably high, as the economy struggles with high inflation and high rising interest rates. And while recession is not inevitable, the next 12-18 months will be a difficult time for the economy, the financial system, and real estate markets.

We're coming to Dallas to discuss the economy's prospects. Chief Economist, Mark Zandi, and economic experts from across Moody's Analytics will be there to provide their insights and answer your questions.

Join us as we discuss the economic outlook for Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong.

Could CRE’s mounting woes pose an existential threat to the financial system and economy? Dial-in to find out more. 

Holiday season is upon us and Europe is in the swing of summer. But despite having weathered the storms of high food and energy prices, Europe is in no position to relax and unwind.

Recession risks are uncomfortably high, as the economy struggles with high inflation and high rising interest rates. And while recession is not inevitable, the next 12-18 months will be a difficult time for the economy, the financial system, and real estate markets.

We're coming to Chicago to discuss the economy's prospects. Chief Economist, Mark Zandi, and economic experts from across Moody's Analytics will be there to provide their insights and answer your questions.

  U.S. recession risks continue to recede, as inflation moderates and pressure on the Federal Reserve to further hike interest rates abates. But risks remain. Most immediate are higher oil prices, prospects for a lengthy government shutdown, and intense pressure on the banking and broader financial system. Odds are the economy will make its way through the next year without a recession, but…

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The global economy isn’t out of the woods, despite the resilience of the U.S. and European economies. Join us as we discuss the APAC economic outlook.

 Please Join us on Tuesday, August 29th for the next event in our webinar series: Moody's Analytics & Raymond James in Conversation, where we will explore current trends in housing and mortgage markets as we lay out an outlook for the rest of the year and 2024.  

Join us on Tuesday, August 15th for our quarterly update of the consumer credit outlook, where we will discuss the current and anticipated trends in household credit conditions based on data from Equifax.

Consumers are the firewall between recession and continued economic growth. The firewall has been under siege by the high inflation and rising interest rates, but it continues to hold. Consumers aren’t spending with abandon, but they are doing their part. Given the sturdy job market, low leverage, high asset values, and excess saving, prospects are good this will continue.  

 Please Join us on Wednesday, July 19th for the next event in our webinar series: Moody's Analytics & Raymond James in Conversation, where we will discuss where we will discuss the current challenges faced by the auto credit industry, the outlook for U.S. Autos and its impact on banks, credit unions, non-banks, and auto finance.  

The EU needs to move at pace if it wishes to achieve its stated goal of Net Zero emissions by 2050. Despite being enshrined in law, the EU’s goal faces significant implementation challenges and the costs to the economy are not clear. Join us at our webinar to find out more about the EU’s planned transition and its economic consequences.

After a phenomenal performance last year, the economy of the oil exporters of the region will moderate considerably in 2023. However, growth is still expected to be strong with weaker global performance in the background. Join us to learn more.

The past few years have been complicated for the financial industry, and underlying factors like elevated interest rates, recent banking troubles, and persistent uncertainty around the office sector have created an unpredictable environment.

Join us in person to explore how these factors are playing out and what the economic outlook will be going forward. Chief Economist Mark Zandi and Economic Experts across Moody's Analytics will discuss the fissures and fault lines that threaten economic growth.

Europe seems to be on the mend. Price growth is coming down, energy security has improved tremendously, and despite high interest rates and negative real wages, consumer sentiment is gradually improving. Will it last or is Europe at risk of giving up its nascent gains and slipping into recession? Join our webinar to find out.