Corporate defaults to rise as access to capital deteriorates following banking turmoil

Janus Henderson Credit Risk Monitor Q1

Valeria Martinez
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Corporate defaults are set to rise even in a soft-landing scenario as access to capital deteriorates following the banking crisis, while earning cashflows remain at risk from recession, according to Janus Henderson Investors’ Credit Risk Monitor.

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