credit risk

American  

noun

1. the possibility of loss if a borrower defaults on a loan.

2. a borrower regarded as likely to default on a loan.

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Example Sentences

Now, with credit spreads tighter, investors should be asking if they are being compensated well enough for any extra credit risk they are taking, adds IDX’s McMillan.

From Barron's

Oracle’s CDS spread has become a proxy for AI credit risk in general, as companies increasingly turn toward debt financing to fund their data centers.

From MarketWatch

“But to me this is still much more an equity valuation story than a real credit risk story.”

From Barron's

“But to me this is still much more an equity valuation story than a real credit risk story.”

From Barron's

“The real take-home from Oracle’s numbers is the increasing credit risk as the bond market assesses the business model of providing AI compute, which, as it is today, is problematic,” Richard Windsor, founder of research firm Radio Free Mobile, wrote on Thursday.

From MarketWatch