Kim Eng Tan
- All
- News
-
India's Fiscal Improvements Vulnerable to Shocks: S&P
S&P said the government's efforts to rein-in spending indicated the high priority of fiscal prudence, but warned that spending on subsidies and heavy government debt remained concerns.
-
India's Sovereign Upgrade Unlikely in FY16: S&P
India needs to at least strengthen two of its macroeconomic metrics on growth, inflation and fiscal health, said Kim Eng Tan, senior director, Asia-Pacific Sovereign Ratings for Standard & Poor's.
-
India's Sovereign Upgrade Unlikely in FY16: S&P
India needs to at least strengthen two of its macroeconomic metrics on growth, inflation and fiscal health, said Kim Eng Tan, senior director, Asia-Pacific Sovereign Ratings for Standard & Poor's.
-
S&P maintains negative outlook on India's rating
Recent measures taken to restrict capital outflows have increased uncertainty among foreign and domestic investors, said Kim Eng Tan, senior director, sovereign and international public finance, Asia Pacific at S&P.
-
Cheap debt may prove costly for emerging market firms, families
Korean homebuyers and Chinese small firms, Brazilian motorists and Turkish banks are now among the main culprits in running up emerging market debt, replacing governments who have largely put their books in order.
-
India ratings constrained by slowing growth, says S&P
India's economic expansion has slowed dramatically from more than 9 per cent in early 2011 to just 4.5 per cent in the October-December quarter of 2012.
-
India's Fiscal Improvements Vulnerable to Shocks: S&P
S&P said the government's efforts to rein-in spending indicated the high priority of fiscal prudence, but warned that spending on subsidies and heavy government debt remained concerns.
-
India's Sovereign Upgrade Unlikely in FY16: S&P
India needs to at least strengthen two of its macroeconomic metrics on growth, inflation and fiscal health, said Kim Eng Tan, senior director, Asia-Pacific Sovereign Ratings for Standard & Poor's.
-
India's Sovereign Upgrade Unlikely in FY16: S&P
India needs to at least strengthen two of its macroeconomic metrics on growth, inflation and fiscal health, said Kim Eng Tan, senior director, Asia-Pacific Sovereign Ratings for Standard & Poor's.
-
S&P maintains negative outlook on India's rating
Recent measures taken to restrict capital outflows have increased uncertainty among foreign and domestic investors, said Kim Eng Tan, senior director, sovereign and international public finance, Asia Pacific at S&P.
-
Cheap debt may prove costly for emerging market firms, families
Korean homebuyers and Chinese small firms, Brazilian motorists and Turkish banks are now among the main culprits in running up emerging market debt, replacing governments who have largely put their books in order.
-
India ratings constrained by slowing growth, says S&P
India's economic expansion has slowed dramatically from more than 9 per cent in early 2011 to just 4.5 per cent in the October-December quarter of 2012.
