Default, Transition, and Recovery: Trade Tensions Could Reverse Decline In Corporate Defaults - S&P Global Ratings’ Credit Research

Default, Transition, and Recovery: Trade Tensions Could Reverse Decline In Corporate Defaults

Default, Transition, and Recovery: Trade Tensions Could Reverse Decline In Corporate Defaults - S&P Global Ratings’ Credit Research
Default, Transition, and Recovery: Trade Tensions Could Reverse Decline In Corporate Defaults
Published Apr 16, 2025
Published Apr 16, 2025
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Abstract:

S&P Global Ratings' 2025 global corporate default tally stands at 26, after the following nine defaults in March: Canada-based diamond company Mountain Province Diamonds Inc. Netherlands-based manufacturer of automotive lightening products Bright Bidco B.V. U.K.-based cloud and on-site business communications and collaboration software provider Mitel Networks (International) Ltd. U.S.-based designer and manufacturer of rigid plastic packaging Poseidon Investment Intermediate L.P. U.S.-based pharmaceutical company Alvogen Pharma US Inc. U.S.-based cloud-based software solutions provider for higher educational institutions Astra Acquisition Corp. U.S.-based e-commerce rug retailer Runner Buyer Inc. U.S.-based industrial light staffing solutions provider EmployBridge Holding Co. U.S-based restaurant group HoA Restaurant Group LLC Corporate defaults increased to nine in March, up from seven in February. The default count has reached 26

  
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Global Issuers, Public Finance, Structured Finance
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S&P Global Ratings’ Credit Research. "Default, Transition, and Recovery: Trade Tensions Could Reverse Decline In Corporate Defaults" Apr 16, 2025. Alacra Store. May 14, 2025. <http://www.alacrastore.com/s-and-p-credit-research/Default-Transition-and-Recovery-Trade-Tensions-Could-Reverse-Decline-In-Corporate-Defaults-3369161>
  
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