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Fixed income research

Fixed Income Investors Survey incorporating: Best Borrowers and Fixed Income Research Polls

 
 (previously known as Credit research)

To participate in 2010 research please visit www.euromoney.com/FixedIncomePolls  

Euromoney combined its fixed income research poll with a new borrowers poll that asks fixed income investors to nominate the best fixed income issuers both globally and across a range of sectors and borrower types that matched the categories in the research poll. Investors were asked to nominate their top 3 borrowers in each category based on issuance strategy, credit quality and investor relations. For the research side, investors were asked to nominate their top 3 credit research teams, or individuals, across the same categories.

 FI research categories included:
 
 Overall credit strategy
 Overall trade ideas
 
 Sovereigns
 Supranational & Agencies
 Banks
 Non-bank financial institutions
 TMT
 General industries
 Autos
 Consumer products & Retail
 Utilities
 High yield
 Covered Bonds/Pfandbriefe
 Emerging market corporates
 Emerging market sovereigns
 
 Borrower categories included:
 
 Overall best borrower
 by region
 
 Sovereigns
 Supranational & Agencies
 Banks
 Non-bank financial institutions
 TMT
 General industries
 Autos
 Consumer products & Retail
 Utilities
 High yield
 Covered Bonds/Pfandbriefe
 Emerging market corporates
 Emerging market sovereigns




Best fixed income research house poll 2009

June 2009

Fixed Income research poll 2008: A time to shine for credit research

May 2008

The crunch has precipitated a world where good credits can turn bad overnight. Research teams must adapt to the new circumstances while clients increasingly have their own expertise. Jethro Wookey reports.

Fixed income research poll 2007: Banks might pay for indifference to research

May 2007

Banks that have downgraded client-directed credit research might well be short-sighted. Euromoney’s latest credit research poll indicates that some of the top-ranking banks have recognized this, taking a ‘third way’ that allies trading desk focused research with a sustained published research capability.

Credit research poll 2006: Analysts see the upside of a downturn

April 2006

Banks’ credit research departments are readying themselves for a turn in the credit cycle towards a higher level of defaults and volatility. Florian Neuhof reports on the state of play.

Credit research poll 2005: Banks consider new order for analysts

March 2005

Modular rather than maintenance seems to be the new buzzword as the key to success in a rapidly changing environment for credit research. But every investment bank seems to have a different view about the implications for analysts. To publish or not to publish? Cross asset or sectoral? Client facing or in house? Whatever the decision, only the best analysts will survive.

Credit research poll 2004: Why you don’t have to be global

April 2004

Results of Euromoney’s biggest ever credit research poll indicate that the development of relationships with continental European investors is crucial to success.

Credit research poll 2003: Bye-bye sell side, hello buy side

April 2003

Things are so tough in investment banking that major institutions are prepared to let award-winning credit analysts decamp to the buy side. Among them are some high-fliers in Euromoney's latest annual credit research poll. Kathryn Tully reports.

Credit research poll 2002: Credit analysts get back to fundamentals

April 2002

Interviews with the front-runners in this year's Euromoney credit poll indicate a market in flux and efforts on the part of credit research teams to adapt to this. At a time when equity activity is subdued, the credit market stands out as lively but also highly volatile throughout the rating spectrum. This means that the top firms are doing their best to find new ways of presenting research to their varied customer base. Timeliness, focus and independence in their reports are crucial but they must produce this with staffing levels that are generally substantially lower than those of their equity colleagues.

Credit research poll 2001: Buyers name the top teams

April 2001

Euromoney polled investors at 3,000 investing institutions in 31 countries, asking them to rank the individuals and teams whose credit research they rate most highly. The response was four times that of last year, with nearly 340 firms replying to our questionnaire. The winners were two bulge-bracket US firms and two of the largest European banks.

Credit research poll 2000: The kings of credit research in Europe

April 2000

Euromoney polled 80 big investors on which firms they rated for credit analysis, and for which sector. The poll showed that credit investors rely extensively on banks' research. They want high quality, timely and independent analysis and access to the analysts. Euromoney's poll shows which firms investors rank highest across various sectors

Credit Research 1999: Telling the wheat from the chaff

April 1999

As credit research burgeoned last year there probably were analysts who could command seven-figure salaries. Demand is still high but supply is catching up. The best research houses are formalizing their approaches and a pecking order is developing. Rebecca Bream looks at what's on offer.

Credit Research Poll 1998: Pioneers in their field

May 1998

Banks are building up their European credit research in the run up to Emu. Teams are being bolstered and specialists hired. But who is getting it right? The first ever poll of European credit research gives investors the chance to decide. SBC Warburg, Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan all did well, writes Brian Caplen. The poll was conducted by Rebecca Dobson.


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