Credit rating and Currency bank accounts: Difference between pages

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Bank accounts that are denominated in a different official currency to the one that is legal tender in the country where the accounts are held.

Also known as Foreign currency bank accounts.

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-An assessment of creditworthiness.
+Bank accounts that are denominated in a different official currency to the one that is legal tender in the country where the accounts are held.
-Although the general term can apply to individuals, in treasury it is usually used with reference to public debt issued by corporations or public bodies.
-So for example a bond issue by a large corporation, or by a government, would usually be given a credit rating by one or more rating agencies.
+Also known as Foreign currency bank accounts.
-== See also ==
+==See also==
-* [[AAA]]
+* [[Money]]
-* [[Bond issue]]
-* [[Credit]]
-* [[Credit estimate]]
-* [[Credit watch]]
-* [[Downgrade]]
-* [[Fitch]]
-* [[Investment grade]]
-* [[Junk]]
-* [[Moody's]]
-* [[Non-investment grade]]
-* [[Notch]]
-* [[pi]]
-* [[Pricing grid]]
-* [[Private rating]]
-* [[Public information rating]]
-* [[Public rating]]
-* [[Rated]]
-* [[Rating agencies]]
-* [[Rating outlook]]
-* [[Ratings]]
-* [[Ratings trigger]]
-* [[Solicited rating]]
-* [[Standard & Poor's ]]
-* [[Sub-prime lending]]
-* [[Toxic]]
-* [[Unrated]]
-* [[Unsolicited rating]]
-* [[Upgrade]]
-[[Category:Credit_Ratings]]
+[[Category:Bank_Lending]]