Sponsored Post: CMA Global Sovereign Credit Risk Report for Q4 2010

CMA, the world’s leading source of independent OTC credit market data, has issued their latest report on changes in the risk profile of sovereign debt issuers.

This quarter there were few surprises in the list of the top ten most risky sovereigns, with Greece at the top of the table, followed by Venezuela, Ireland and Portugal, and there were no changes to the top eight least risky, although The Netherlands dropped out of the top ten.

However, the top five worst performers for the quarter are from Western Europe, confirmation that 2010 was one of the most difficult years for the region since the introduction of the euro in 1999.

In contrast, emerging Europe had another good quarter, with liquidity also improving.

CMA is a wholly owned subsidiary of CME Group, a StockTwits Sponsor.

CMA Global Sovereign Credit Risk Report Q4 2010


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