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Corporate Credit

A corporate rating is a numerical rating of a company’s creditworthiness used to measure the likelihood of default. Corporate ratings are issued by rating agencies and help investors assess the risks associated with investing in corporate bonds. Corporate credit ratings range from best credit quality on the one hand to default or “junk” on the other.

Triple A  (AAA) is the highest credit rating, and C or D (depending on the rating agency) is the lowest or junk credit rating.

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  • Understanding corporate bonds: Companies issue debt securities, and corporate bonds, to raise funds that can be used to invest in the company’s long-term future.
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  • Credit in the Investment World : As investment opportunities become more global and diversified, it becomes difficult to determine which countries, as well as which companies, offer good investment opportunities
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  • Understanding corporate bonds: Companies issue debt securities, and corporate bonds, to raise funds that can be used to invest in the company’s long-term future.
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  • Credit in the Investment World : As investment opportunities become more global and diversified, it becomes difficult to determine which countries, as well as which companies, offer good investment opportunities
Corporate Credit

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