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'' Credit rating. ''
In relation to credit ratings, 'm' is a suffix added to the credit rating to indicate that it applies to a money market fund (rather than to any other type of entity).   
 
A suffix added to a credit rating to indicate that it applies to a money market fund (rather than to any other type of entity).   


So for example "AAAm" would indicate a rating of AAA in relation to a money market fund.
So for example "AAAm" would indicate a rating of AAA in relation to a money market fund.
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One million (1,000,000).
'm' also means one million (1,000,000).


For example EUR 100m = EUR 100,000,000.
For example EUR 100m = EUR 100,000,000.


Sometimes written "M".
Sometimes written "M", "mn' or 'mio'.




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Latest revision as of 15:10, 24 June 2022

1. Credit rating.

In relation to credit ratings, 'm' is a suffix added to the credit rating to indicate that it applies to a money market fund (rather than to any other type of entity).

So for example "AAAm" would indicate a rating of AAA in relation to a money market fund.


2.

'm' also means one million (1,000,000).

For example EUR 100m = EUR 100,000,000.

Sometimes written "M", "mn' or 'mio'.


See also