Available credit rating methods (in alphabetical order)
- Rating Method Artificial Neuronal Network (ANN)
- Rating Method Baserank Crypto Ratings (BCR) (related to cryptoassets)
- Rating Method CreditSpectrumCorp (CSC)
- Rating Method Crypto Rating Index (CRI) (related to cryptoassets)
- Rating Method Corporation Average Index (CAI)
- Rating Method Poll (Companies) (suspended)
- Rating Method Poll (Countries) (suspended)
- Rating Method Public Sector Credit Framework (PSCF)
- Rating Method Resilience
- Rating Method Scope Sovereign Ratings
- Rating Method Sovereign Wikirating Index (SWI)
- Rating Method TokenInsight Crypto Ratings (TCR) (related to cryptoassets)
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)
If you are interested to develop (or enhance) one of these proposed rating methods, do not hesitate to contact us.
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.
References[+]
↑1 | See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altman_Z-score |
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↑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 quantitative than other rating tools, but it still captures comprehensively a limited number of ‘real life’ indicators of the status of affairs and has the advantage of easy verbal (narrative) communication. |
↑3 | White paper, original source: Crediteye’s thoughts |
↑4 | Rosenberger (2003). Risk-adjusted Lending Conditions. John Wiley & Sons Ltd. ISBN 0-470-84752-2. |
↑5 | Formerly known as Lace Financial Corp. |
↑6 | Formerly known as Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services. |