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GEMs Consortium Releases New Statistics on Emerging Market Credit Risk

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The Global Emerging Markets Risk Database (GEMs) Consortium released new statistics on October 7, 2026, covering over three decades of lending activity. These statistics detail private, public, and sovereign lending from 1994 to 2025, providing granular evidence for assessing credit risk in emerging markets and developing economies.

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The publications offer updated information on borrower default rates and lender recoveries, broken down by region, sector, and financing structure. This intelligence can help investors, credit rating agencies, and policymakers better assess risk in emerging markets and developing economies.

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    Might improve its regulatory and policy oversight of lending in emerging markets and developing economies due to the granular credit risk intelligence provided by the GEMs statistics.

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