ESG Credit Impact Scores: Difference between revisions

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Credit ratings - ESG - credit rating agencies - Moody's.

(CISs).

ESG Credit Impact Scores are issued by Moody's.

They communicate the impact of ESG considerations on the rating of an issuer or transaction.

The CIS ranges from:

Positive (CIS-1), meaning ESG attributes are overall considered as having a positive impact on the rating, and the overall positive influence from its ESG attributes on the rating is material, to
Very Highly Negative (CIS-5), meaning ESG attributes are overall considered as having a very high negative impact on the current rating.

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