S&P Global Ratings: More than half of Stablecoin Stability Assessments are adequate or above
Neutral on SPGI near term; potential upside if digital-asset ratings expand further over the next 3–6 months.
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Neutral on SPGI near term; potential upside if digital-asset ratings expand further over the next 3–6 months.
What happened and why it matters
S&P Global Ratings reports six of eleven stablecoins covered by its SSAs have adequate or above peg stability, with two SSAs downgraded in the last three quarters and nine unchanged. The assessment highlights uneven risk across stablecoins while signaling continued expansion of SPGI's digital-asset ratings coverage. The findings could modestly bolster SPGI's growth in digital assets and related consulting and data services over the coming quarters.
The SSA updates provide market color on stablecoins but do not imply immediate SPGI earnings or a material risk/benefit to SPGI stock; potential indirect upside comes from growth in SPGI's digital-asset ratings practice.
Six of eleven SSAs are adequate or above peg stability. Indicates stronger asset quality overall.
Two SSAs were revised weaker over the past three quarters; nine unchanged.
SSAs evaluate peg stability, liquidity, collateral, governance, and reserve adequacy.
Euro Coin (EURC), USD Coin (USDC), Global Dollar (USDG), Paxos USD (USDP) rated 2 strong; USDT and TUSD rated 5 weak.
SPGI expands digital-asset coverage and earned 2026 industry awards in the space.
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