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Liquidity risk is the possibility that a financial institution may be unable to meet its financial obligations on time without incurring significant losses because it cannot readily convert assets into cash or secure additional funding.

After several quarters of redemption pressure, perpetual-life non-traded business development companies (BDCs) may finally be approaching an inflection point.

How Crisil helped a leading North American bank automate alternative data quality monitoring, accelerate vendor issue resolution and free analysts for higher-value work.

The fund financing desk at a US-based subsidiary of a European global systemically important bank (G-SIB) was facing a surge in volumes, particularly in net asset value (NAV) lending. It sought our support in updating risk rating scorecards, performing portfolio monitoring and preparing annual reviews for its private funds’ portfolio.

A US-based midsize regional bank engaged our team to enhance coverage and monitoring standards across its project finance portfolio amid rising deal volumes and increasing risk and compliance requirements.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has evolved beyond a race for technological supremacy to become the catalyst for one of the most consequential capital-investment cycles in modern history.