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Thomson Reuters: Kamakura default probability service

Thomson Reuters: Kamakura default probability service

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Marc Bosset, Thomson Reuters
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Thomson Reuters and Kamakura have updated their joint default probability service via the web-based Eikon platform. Users can now see default probabilities for over 100 sovereign credits, as well as around 1,800 corporates on CreditViews, which brings together all credit information about an issuer in a single place.

Launched in September 2009, the service originally showed only those entities with a five-year default probability in excess of 1%. However, in April this year the service was

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