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Standard & Poor's Fundamentals of Corporate Credit Analysis Blaise, Ganguin
Publisher: McGraw-Hill

Standard & Poor's Fundamentals of Corporate Credit Analysis Reviews. Standard and Poor's on Friday revised the nation's rating downwards to a AA+ with a negative outlook, despite a push back from the White House, which said the rating agency's analysis of the US economy was deeply flawed. At the same time S&P tweaked the Origin parent company's long term corporate credit and senior-unsecured debt ratings to BBB from BBB+ and moved the outlook from negative to stable. S&P Capital IQ equity analyst Michael Souers "believes most publicly traded builders are in a stable competitive position after cutting costs, retiring debt and growing cash positions," according to a new research note issued by the firm. Commentary and analysis from outside voices in venture capital, hedge funds and economics. It is unrealistic to expect the bust to be anything other than the biggest credit bust in history. Sponsor: Oak Hill Downgrade: S&P lowered its corporate credit rating on the company to 'D' from 'CC' followed its out-of-court restructuring with lenders. Meanwhile, the Department of Justice complaint against S&P says financial institutions relied on credit ratings "to identify and compare risks" among various instruments. The research firm has a negative fundamental outlook for the homebuilding sub-industry for the next 12 months and has an Underweight rating on ITB. The period from 2003 to 2008 was the biggest credit bubble in history, not just in the US but worldwide. This is also "According to Fitch Ratings (2007), around 60% of all global structured products were AAA-rated, compared to less than 1% for corporate and financial issues." How can a majority of a . Farfetched, please consider a few fundamentals. "We affirmed the ratings and removed them from CreditWatch because Vedanta's refinancing risk has reduced after the company secured funds for its June 2013 maturities," S&P credit analyst May Zhong said in a statement yesterday. Said Standard & Poor's credit analyst Ariel Silverberg. Think what rising unemployment will do to foreclosures, defaults on credit cards, bankruptcies, commercial real estate, and corporate earnings. In July of 2001, S&P published a public bond default study which found that public bonds default at much lower rates than corporate bonds of similar or higher credit ratings.