Lucror Analytics

Lucror Analytics is a leading credit and ESG research specialist and a provider of technology solutions for differentiated fixed income strategies. Our roots are in bottom-up fundamental credit analysis with a specialization in high yield corporate credits from Europe, Asia and Latin America. We are one of few research specialists integrating ESG considerations with fundamental credit research through a dedicated ESG platform. Our ESG assessment covers five key criteria: Disclosure, E,S, & G Pillars, Controversies, ESG Impact on Credit and ESG Momentum.

Recognizing the importance and value-add of Factor Investing in fixed income, Lucror developed the Smart Quant Navigator (SQN), an intuitive platform that helps clients devise and implement factor-based strategies ranging from pure quant to active fundamental, with integrated ESG.

Our company has been at the forefront of developments in the fixed income markets, identifying opportunities and consistently delivering new products and value-adding solutions to clients. Lucror has close relationships with the largest and most reputable asset managers, family offices, hedge funds, investment and wealth managers globally.

High Yield Experts

Senior Credit Analyst, Lucror Analytics

Leonard Law, CFA

Senior Credit Analyst

Credit

In August, geopolitical risks increased. The escalation in the trade war and events in Argentina and Turkey were on emerging-market investors’ minds, leading to heightened risk aversion. On September 1st, the US placed tariffs on an additional USD 100 bn worth of Chinese goods, after which Beijing retaliated with imposts on USD 75 bn of US goods. In summary, the US now has tariffs on roughly USD 550 bn in Chinese imports, while China has duties on about USD 110 bn of its USD 120 bn in imports from the US.
In late August, President Donald Trump threatened to force American companies to exit China pursuant to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), which he can trigger by declaring a national emergency. The effect would be to freeze Chinese assets in the US and to exclude Chinese institutions from the US financial system.

In August, geopolitical risks increased. The escalation in the trade war and events in Argentina and Turkey were on emerging-market investors’ minds, leading to heightened risk aversion. On September 1st, the US placed tariffs on an additional USD 100 bn worth of Chinese goods, after which Beijing retaliated with imposts on USD 75 bn of US goods. In summary, the US now has tariffs on roughly USD 550 bn in Chinese imports, while China has duties on about USD 110 bn of its USD 120 bn in imports from the US.
In late August, President Donald Trump threatened to force American companies to exit China pursuant to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), which he can trigger by declaring a national emergency. The effect would be to freeze Chinese assets in the US and to exclude Chinese institutions from the US financial system.

Asia HY Monthly – Chinese Property Update (August 2019)

China Jinmao Holdings

Asia HY Monthly – Chinese Property Update (August 2019)