Nordic Credit Rating publishes its proposed methodology for investment holding companies Request for comment period ends 7 Oct. 2022. Read more about Nordic Credit Rating publishes its proposed methodology for investment holding companies
ESG factors in financial institution ratings New section added to clarify ESG impact on ratings. Tags esg Read more about ESG factors in financial institution ratings
Overview of environmental reporting among NCR-rated real-estate companies Stakeholder demand increases importance of robust environmental reporting. Tags esg Read more about Overview of environmental reporting among NCR-rated real-estate companies
Rising interest rates dampen outlook for Swedish real estate Interest coverage weakens across sector. Read more about Rising interest rates dampen outlook for Swedish real estate
Nordic consumer banks report steady first-quarter 2022 results Regional niche lenders continue to sell non-performing portfolios. Read more about Nordic consumer banks report steady first-quarter 2022 results
New short-term ratings assigned to corporate issuers New ratings follow methodology update; ratings removed from criteria review. Read more about New short-term ratings assigned to corporate issuers
Nordic Credit Rating publishes final amendments to short-term rating scale All ratings placed Under Criteria Review. Read more about Nordic Credit Rating publishes final amendments to short-term rating scale
High real-estate exposure poses climate risk for Swedish and Norwegian banks Damage to collateral and slow transition by lenders could impact loan books. Tags esg Read more about High real-estate exposure poses climate risk for Swedish and Norwegian banks
NCR comments on EPRA LTV guidelines Attempt to increase comparability in the European real estate sector seen as positive. Read more about NCR comments on EPRA LTV guidelines
Salmon prices likely to remain strong as COVID-19 recedes Higher costs and environmental requirements could trigger sector consolidation. Read more about Salmon prices likely to remain strong as COVID-19 recedes