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Rating methods proposed (or under development) (in alphabetical order)

    • Rating Method Altman Z-score[1]See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altman_Z-score
    • Rating Method Balanced-Score Card Approach (BSC)[2]The Balanced-score card approach was introduced and popularized by Kaplan and Norton (1992) as a strategic performance management tool, using a semi-standardized structured report. The method is less … Continue reading
    • Rating Method Corporation Wikirating Index (CWI)
    • Rating Method Country Risk
    • Rating Method Intellectual Capital (IC)
    • Rating Method Kelly Criterion[3]White paper, original source: Crediteye’s thoughts
    • Rating Method Option Pricing[4]Rosenberger (2003). Risk-adjusted Lending Conditions. John Wiley & Sons Ltd. ISBN 0-470-84752-2.
    • Rating Method Structured Finance Wikirating Index (SFWI)

 

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Rating methods from credit rating agencies

  • A.M. Best Rating Services – Rating methodologies (external link) – registration needed.
  • DBRS – Rating methodologies (external link) – registration needed.
  • Egan-Jones Ratings – Rating methodologies (external link)
  • Fitch Ratings – Rating methodologies (external link)
  • HR Ratings de México – Rating methodologies (external link)
  • Japan Credit Rating Agency – Rating methodologies (external link)
  • Kroll Bond Rating Agency[5]Formerly known as Lace Financial Corp.Rating methodologies (external link) – registration needed.
  • Moody’s Investors Services – Rating methodologies (external link) – registration needed.
  • Scope Ratings – Rating methodologies – visit the sub-menu “Methodologies”  (external link)
  • S&P Global Ratings[6]Formerly known as Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services.Rating methodologies (external link) – registration needed.

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