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For a bank, its issuer credit rating takes account of the likelihood and degree of any external public authority support, as well as the bank's credit strength as an independent entity.
For a bank, its issuer credit rating takes account of the likelihood and degree of any external public authority support, as well as the bank's credit strength as an independent entity.


The ''issuer'' credit rating is contrasted with a rating for a particular ''issue'' of securities.
 
The ''issuer'' credit rating is contrasted with separate ratings for particular ''issues'' of securities.





Latest revision as of 16:32, 18 April 2019

Bank credit ratings.

Issuer Credit Rating.

For a bank, its issuer credit rating takes account of the likelihood and degree of any external public authority support, as well as the bank's credit strength as an independent entity.


The issuer credit rating is contrasted with separate ratings for particular issues of securities.


See also