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...]}}Grades assigned to financial instruments and issuers by [[rating agency|rating agencies]] to save the honest toilers in the asset management industry the ...erspectives, right? If only ''that'' were what people in the industry used credit ratings for.

...a lifetime’s market expertise to properly assess. For example, a [[credit rating]] in place of a systematic analysis of the business fundamentals of a multi Also: a five-star rating for a book review, or a three-point rating in a [[performance appraisal]].

...e its assets to secure the loan if the borrower's [[Ratings notches|credit rating]] is downgraded. Compare with a [[floating charge]].

(i) the counterparty is a credit institution listed in sub-paragraphs 1.4 (i), (ii) or (iii) of Notice UCITS ...t of a failure by the counterparty, by an entity which has and maintains a rating of A-2 or equivalent; <br>

...short [[term]] — typically up the three months maturity — and high credit rating (often AAA). There is usually a ready supply of investors ready to “[[rol ...s not ''always'' liquid, and investors won't always roll it, as the 2007 [[credit crunch]] ably demonstrated.

[[Credit risk mitigation]] is a concept of great interest to those concerned with th ===[[Credit risk mitigation techniques]]===

...ches|rating]] eligibility criteria — woo hoo! — and sees in it impeachable credit. You look at it and see some overworked grad at Moody’s who doesn’t und

...'buttress'' the arse-covering instinct. Auditors, [[Ratings notches|credit rating agencies]], [[Magic circle law firm|providers of legal opinions]], to whom

**credit rating agencies

...rs on it: a [[dealer]] must have ''legitimate'' grounds for not trading: [[credit]] appetite, [[market risk]], prevailing [[volatility]], reputational and so

...it had absolutely no upside and significant Downside on them even without credit loss, while it's liabilities were deposits comma being extremely short term ...that these 9000 mortgage would not default we could apply a lower capital rating.

*Credit crunch of 2007 ...sence of ad hoc proxy measures with which the plan was formally compliant: credit ratings, certifications, audit reports Sharpe ratios, "official" measuremen

...doff]], [[Archegos|Bill Huang]] or Gabe Plotkin ''had they not blown up''. Credit Suisse made USD$20m per year from [[Archegos]]; they lost $US$5.5bn on it ' ...he didn’t even have to play the whole game and still got got a comparable rating to Otamendi!</ref>