Category: Analysts
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Birth of the Morningstar Medalist Rating
Morningstar to Unite Two Forward-Looking Rating Systems into One.
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Gender Equality as a Competitive Advantage
The Bloomberg Gender-Equality Index (GEI) is including Moody’s Corporation for the third year in a row. Moody’s was recognized this year again for ongoing leadership in promoting gender equality among its peer companies in the global business community. The rating agency is not just following a fashion trend here. Since questions about gender equality play…
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Mario Draghi’s Repeated Flashes in the Pan
Largely unnoticed, Italy’s stock market is currently changing from an ugly duckling to a proud swan, or rather to a hidden champion in international comparison. Or is this just a flash in the pan, like the one that the President of the European Central Bank has already kindled for all of Europe? This change is…
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Clever Commission from the City of Münster in Westphalia
An automated safety net for municipal investments has not existed since 2017. If municipalities do not want to set up extensive bond research departments themselves, in which financial analysts examine thousands of qualitative data and annual financial statements from issuers of financial products, the municipalities depend on the independent judgments of reliable credit rating agencies…
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A Case of Rating Repair for a Small Publicly Traded Company
A small publicly listed company is a company whose shares are bought and sold on a particular stock market even though turnover or total assets are small in comparison to other listed companies. Every big story starts small. Therefore, among small companies there are often also stock corporations with exceptionally high potential for a good…
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Civil Address
Every rating has to start with the unequivocal identification of people. It is not just about the identity of debtors and their civil address registration, but also that of managers in companies such as board members, or who else is responsible for a legal entity. In order to enforce claims against a natural person, in…
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Credit Analyst
Oliver Everling, Klaus Holschuh and Jens Leker (Editor): Credit Analyst, Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag, Munich, http://www.oldenbourg.de, hardcover, 1st edition 2009, 386 pages, ISBN 978-3-486-58688- 6. The requirements of Basel II set completely new conditions for the lending business. At the same time, a variety of credit products have become increasingly important on the capital markets, from corporate…
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Certified Rating Analyst
Oliver Everling (Editor): Certified Rating Analyst, Oldenbourg Science Publishing, Munich, http://www.oldenbourg.de, hardcover, 1st edition 2008, 562 pages, ISBN 978-3-486-58287-9. Oliver Everling (Herausgeber): Certified Rating Analyst, Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag, München, http://www.oldenbourg.de, gebundene Ausgabe, 1. Auflage 2008, 562 Seiten, ISBN 978-3-486-58287-9.
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Credit Analyst
Oliver Everling, Jens Leker and Stefan Bielmeier (editors): Credit Analyst, De Gruyter Oldenburg, Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin / Boston, http://www.degruyter.com/, updated and completely revised edition, 3rd edition 2015, 390 pages, ISBN 978-3-11-035379-2. The escalation of the financial crisis has brought changes in hardly any other area as quickly as in the credit analysis. Basel’s…
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