List of Credit Rating Agencies
For more information, see Bond credit rating.
Agencies that assign credit ratings for corporations include:
- A. M. Best (U.S.)
- Baycorp Advantage (Australia)
- Bulgarian Credit Rating Agency (Bulgaria, European Union)
- Capital Intelligence (Cyprus)
- Capital Standards Rating (Kuwait)
- CARE Ratings (India)
- Credo line (Ukraine)
- CreditSiren (European Union)
- Credit Rating Information and Services Limited(CRISL),(Bangladesh)
- CRISIL (India)
- Dagong Global Credit Rating (People's Republic of China)
- Dominion Bond Rating Service (Canada)
- Duportl (UK)
- Egan-Jones Rating Company (U.S.)
- First Afghan Credit Risk Ratings (Afghanistan)FACRR
- First Report, (UK)
- Fitch Ratings (Dual-headquartered U.S./UK), 80% of which is owned by FIMALAC, a French firm.
- Global Credit Ratings Co. (Africa)
- HR Ratings (Mexico)
- ICRA Limited (India)
- SMERA INDIA
- Japan Credit Rating Agency, Ltd. (Japan)
- Kroll Bond Rating Agency (U.S.)
- Moody's Investors Service (U.S.)
- Muros Ratings (Russia alternative rating agency)
- Rapid Ratings International (U.S.)
- Standard & Poor's (U.S.)
- UK Credit Info (U.K.)
- Weiss Ratings (U.S.)
- Onicra Credit Rating Agency of India Ltd (India)
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