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Both consumer and corporate structured finance obligors will benefit from falling interest rates and moderate economic growth, although high costs will keep straining some borrowers’ finances. In this episode, we’ll discuss other factors contributing to the Moody’s Ratings outlook for the sector in the year ahead.
Host: Aaron Johnson, Vice President – Research Writer
Guest: Annabel Schaafsma, Managing Director, Global Structured Finance
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