The controversy concerning unsolicited bond ratings is that the rating agencies would rate a company without permission and then demand that the company pay them or else they would rate them poorly. This is totally unethical and some rating agencies have been subpoenaed for doing so. This is an issue because the rating system is supposed to be untainted so that the investor has the most knowledge about the company and bond he or she is about to invest in. Any meddling of the ratings can be favorable or unfavorable to one company or another which gives an unfair advantage or disadvantage. (posted by Douglas Campbell)
A bond issuer's probability of defaulting
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You can check bond ratings at various financial sites online. Some of the best sites to check are Standard and Poors, Moody's and Barclay's. You can also check bond ratings at sites of major banks.
Bond ratings are determined by bond rating agencies. The agency evaluates the company's current financial condition, their financial past, and the current market condition, and then makes a decision based on this.
The mutual funds that have the best ratings include High Yield Bond, Short Term Bond, Long Term Bond, Small Growth, Financial, World Bond, Retirement, Large Growth, and Large Value.
Anna Bond - 2012 is rated/received certificates of: India:U/A
Boricua's Bond - 2000 is rated/received certificates of: USA:R
Bond ratings are grades with are given to bonds indicating their credit quality. They are mostly provided by private independend rating services such as Standard & Poor's, Moody's and Fitch.
the company fiscal year
By the securities and Exchange commission (SEC).
Bond ratings are grades with are given to bonds indicating their credit quality. They are mostly provided by private independend rating services such as Standard & Poor's, Moody's and Fitch.