Producers “producing” is not the challenge today; getting producers to profitably market what they’ve produced is the challenge. Have you heard the saying “using the grain bin as a checkbook”? Not only is this ineffective marketing, it isn’t sustainable for the future. Learn how to help your producers seize opportunities in the 2020 ag commodity markets.

Join Doug Johnson from Moody’s Analytics and Ag News Daily co-host Mike Pearson of the Zaner Group as they share thoughts on what producers and ag lenders must do to ensure sustainability as the ag industry faces continued commodity market challenges.

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NEW YORK, February 19, 2020 – Moody’s Analytics, a leading provider of financial intelligence, announced today that more than 250 institutions globally selected the CreditLens credit lifecycle management solution, less than a year after reaching the 100-client threshold.

Built on the latest cloud-based technology, the CreditLens platform helps businesses digitally transform their commercial credit processes to make faster and better-informed decisions. It applies artificial intelligence and machine learning to facilitate process automation and help clients improve efficiency, reduce errors, and streamline workflows.

The solution recently received a SOC 2 attestation report confirming its adherence to the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants’ security and availability controls standards. 

In 2019, Professional Bank became one of the first community banks in the US to automate its business loan applications. They accomplished...

The coronavirus is a serious mounting threat to the fragile Chinese and global economies. It is hard to handicap how broadly the virus will ultimately spread and how virulent it will be, but it has already become highly disruptive to China and increasingly to the rest of Asia. The U.S. will not be immune to its ill effects.

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Basel IV will introduce several new requirements and reforms to the current legislation.

But how will banks meet these regulations and how can they ensure that they comply? Complete the form to listen to this discussion to better understand how leading firms are tackling these changes. Key discussion points: 

LONDON, February 12, 2020 – Moody’s Analytics, a leading provider of financial intelligence, today announced the launch of the Moody's Analytics Discount Curve Service for IFRS 17. This new service offers insurers a convenient, flexible, and robust solution to the significant challenge of building discount curves required to value future cash flows under IFRS 17. 

To develop this solution we have built upon our expertise in financial economics, and are capitalizing on our operational infrastructure to offer a reliable and timely service that enables customers to meet demanding reporting timelines. The new service offers illiquidity-premium term structures for a range of credit classes, allowing insurers to tailor the content to the characteristics of their liabilities under valuation, such as duration, liquidity, and currency.

“Constructing discount curves for IFRS 17 presents insurers with a number of challenges,” said Christophe Burckbuchler,...

Please join us on Thursday, February 13th for the Quarterly Economic Briefing conference call. In an updated presentation format, Dr. Victor Calanog, Head of Commercial Real Estate Economics at Moody's Analytics REIS, will provide an economic overview and discuss the latest trends in property fundamentals, pricing, and mortgage markets for the fourth quarter of 2019.

Antonios Kastanas, director, advisory services at Moody’s Analytics, explains how banks can manage their financial resources more effectively, highlights key risks outside the Pillar 1 regulatory framework and considers the impact of International Financial Reporting Standard 9 on stress-testing strategies.

The CreditLens solution offers a structured yet flexible credit risk grading approach to help you simplify and implement high-quality, data-driven credit decisions. For more information, visit us at http://bit.ly/CreditLens© 2019 Moody’s Corporation and/or its licensors and affiliates. All rights reserved. Go to www.moodys.com/pages/globaldisclaimer.aspx for complete legal terms and conditions governing use of Moody’s information made available in this video.

The CRE industry is transforming at a faster pace than ever before. At Moody’s Analytics REIS, we collect, analyze and centralize the data and insights CRE market participants need to make better, faster decisions in this changing environment.

The CRE industry is transforming at a faster pace than ever before. At Moody’s Analytics REIS, we collect, analyze and centralize the data and insights CRE market participants need to make better, faster decisions in this changing environment.

You can work as a Credit Rating Analyst at Moody’s Investors Service.

Moody’s Investors Service is among the world’s most respected and widely utilized sources for credit ratings and research. Our opinions and analysis on a broad range of credit obligors and obligations are valued around the world for their insight and rigor.

NEW YORK, February 4, 2020 – Moody’s Analytics is pleased to announce that data and analytics from Four Twenty Seven are now available on the REIS Network, its flagship commercial real estate (CRE) data platform. This combination of data and analytics enables CRE professionals to better understand the exposure of their real estate assets to the physical impacts of climate change, and to factor that insight into their investment decision-making processes.

Four Twenty Seven, which is majority-owned by Moody’s, provides scores and portfolio analytics that quantify exposures to the physical impacts of climate change across a range of asset classes. Each location is analyzed for vulnerability to the physical risks of climate-related factors and other environmental issues such as heat stress, water stress, sea level rise, floods, and extreme weather events.

REIS Network users now have access to aggregated climate risk scores from Four Twenty Seven, which show...

Moody’s Analytics REIS Network is an eco-system of connected applications that join extensive real estate data sets with investment and risk assessment workflows so you can make better, faster decisions. Four Twenty Seven is a publisher of data, market intelligence and analysis related to physical climate and environmental risks. Its online applications allows users to upload real estate portfolios of any size to receive science-driven, location-based and forward-looking physical climate risk scores in minutes. Scores are currently available for floods, sea level rise, hurricanes & typhoons, heat stress and water stress. 

Join our training session for a live demonstration of the REIS Network & Four Twenty Seven

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Basel IV will introduce several new requirements and reforms to the current legislation.

But how will banks meet these regulations and how can they ensure that they comply? Complete the form to listen to this discussion to better understand how leading firms are tackling these changes. Key discussion points: