Category: Processes
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Automation of the Guarantee and Deposit Processes
E-Cautio, a Luxembourg-based InsurTech company and provider of Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solutions, announced its new partnership with SCHUMANN. In the future, E-Cautio will use the CAM Surety software from SCHUMANN, the technology provider in the areas of credit and guarantee insurance. With CAM Surety, a SaaS solution, E-Cautio enables small and medium-sized companies to remain competitive…
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React Flexibly to Requirements With FFP2 Masks
Resilience in crisis situations and flexibility distinguish companies with good ratings. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the core business of many industries continues to be severely affected. However, many medium-sized companies have reacted flexibly to the new conditions and adapted their production to the circumstances. An example for this is EPG Pausa GmbH…
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Requested Credit Ratings Process
A credit ratings of a Recognized Credit Rating Agency is usually the result of an issuer requested credit ratings process. In the following, you get a quick overview on how the process looks like at leading Credit Rating Agencies. Please note that there may be special features due to different regulations in different jurisdictions. Please…
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Innovation Rating
The basic idea was already known to the Romans: the word “innovation” is developed from the Latin verb innovare (renew). As a noun, it means “newness” or “renewal”. The term is used in everyday language in the sense of “new ideas and inventions” and for their basic relationships. An innovation rating traditionally includes the expectation…
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Recovery Rating
Credit risk is a function of an issuer’s probability of default and the loss given default on a specific debt instrument. For noninvestment grade corporate issuers, some rating agencies assign separate ratings for these two components of credit risk. An issuer rating is a rating agency’s assessment of the probability that an issuer will default…
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Determining Recovery Ratings
Credit risk is a function of an issuer’s probability of default and the loss given default on a specific debt instrument. For noninvestment grade corporate issuers, some rating agencies assign separate ratings for these two components of credit risk. An issuer rating is a rating agency’s assessment of the probability that an issuer will default…
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