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Credit estimates relate to the creditworthiness of a company or of an obligation which does not have a full credit rating.
Credit estimates relate to the creditworthiness of a company or of an obligation which does not have a full credit rating.
The credit estimate is a private opinion, provided by a credit rating agency to a third party, of what the full credit rating might be, if a full credit rating process and assessment were to be undertaken.
The credit estimate is a private opinion, provided by a credit rating agency to a third party, of what the full credit rating might be, if a full credit rating process and assessment were to be undertaken.



Revision as of 12:33, 5 August 2013

Credit rating.

Credit estimates relate to the creditworthiness of a company or of an obligation which does not have a full credit rating.

The credit estimate is a private opinion, provided by a credit rating agency to a third party, of what the full credit rating might be, if a full credit rating process and assessment were to be undertaken.

See also