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Fixed Interests

Fixed Interests

Hosted by Fitch Ratings

Episodes

183

Latest episode

Aug 2026

Language

EN

About the show

From Fitch Ratings, Fixed Interests unpacks the credit stories driving global markets. Join us for sharp, jargon-free conversations on macroeconomics, sovereigns, corporates, infrastructure, financial institutions, and emerging markets, giving you the context behind the credit trends that matter most.

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August 12, 2026Episode 1835 min

Resilience, Risk and Ratings Momentum in Global Corporate Credit

Fitch experts unpack Q2's shift as global upgrades outpaced downgrades for the first time since 2024. Explore what's driving credit resilience, regional trends, and the 2026 outlook for corporates across sectors.

August 5, 2026Episode 1825 min

Navigating AI's Impact on Service Businesses

What does AI disruption means for service businesses. Rob Galtman and Jonathan Reid join Deborah Murnin on where risk is most immediate, why exposure is so uneven, and which structural protections matter most across 200 corporates.

August 4, 2026Episode 1815 min

Inside Fitch's U.S. and EMEA Distressed and Default Monitor — July 2026

Let's unpack Fitch's July US and European distressed and default monitors. Brendan Hoelmer and Leonie Dackham join Terry Gallagher on why falling default rates mask rising forward-looking stress and a building default pipeline.

August 3, 2026Episode 1804 min

Implications of USMCA Annual Reviews for Mexico and Canada - Part 2

How will USMCA's annual review cycles impact Mexico and Canada. Todd Martinez and Josh Grundleger join Shelly Shetty to explore key pressure points, sticking points on autos, and what a good deal looks like. Part two of two.

July 31, 2026Episode 1794 min

Implications of USMCA Annual Reviews for Mexico and Canada - Part 1

What the USMCA's move to annual review cycles means for North America. Todd Martinez and Josh Grundleger join Shelly Shetty to unpack what changed on July 1st, Fitch's baseline scenario, and the risks ahead. Part one of two.

July 29, 2026Episode 1774 min

El Niño Part 3: Credit Implications for Hydropower and Palm Oil Sectors in Asia Pacific

Fitch analysts examine how a developing El Niño could impact corporate credit risk across Asia Pacific. We explore Vietnam's hydropower vulnerability, resilience in India and China, and why palm oil producers may face a mixed credit outlook.

July 29, 2026Episode 1785 min

Oil Shocks and Inflation Persistence – The Risk from Price Mark-Ups

Why did post-pandemic inflation last so long? Fitch's Chief Economist Brian Coulton reveals how corporate margins, not wages, fueled persistence, and assesses the risk of a repeat after the 2026 oil shock, with key implications for the Fed and ECB.

July 29, 2026Episode 1764 min

Business Development Companies and the Rise of Balance Sheet Financing Vehicles

Yields under pressure. Leverage on the rise. Fitch dives into the growing use of off-balance-sheet financing among Business Development Companies (BDCs) and what it signals for credit risk ahead.

July 27, 2026Episode 1754 min

El Niño Part 2 - Credit Impact on Latin American Energy, Power, & Utilities

How could El Niño affect Latin America's power sector? Fitch Ratings analysts Saverio Minervini, Marcela Araujo and Juan David Medellin discuss rising power prices, hydropower pressures and credit risks across Brazil, Colombia and Panama.

July 20, 2026Episode 1745 min

Innovation In Credit: New Structures, New Opportunities for Debt Investors

Aymeric Poizot and Monsur Hussain discuss how innovation is reshaping credit markets. Considering fund finance, securitisation and corporate back leverage, they explore these new structures and the implications for credit risk assessment.

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