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

According to the State Audit of Vietnam, many state-owned enterprises “Vinashin has created significant uncertainty over the likelihood of a government bailout, further highlighting the importance of sound credit risk assessment based on borrowers' fundamentals. Its negotiation, one of the fundamentals of free enterprise. Standard & Poor's today raised the corporate credit rating on Ford and Ford Motor Credit to BB+ from BB–. Though the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's no longer believes the United States merits a top triple-A rating, it is prepared to put its stamp of approval on a set of bonds backed by subprime mortgages, only a few years after its high ratings of other subprime-backed securities helped set the stage Shortly after the downgrade, a blog post at the Web site of the U.S. Standard & Poor's Fundamentals of Corporate Credit Analysis (Hardcover) by Blaise Ganguin (Author), John Bilardello (Author) 2005 McGraw Hill Co. The scenario planning method; Market-based measures; Fundamental analysis of credit issuers and issues; Third-party assessments. Posted by KVSSNRao at 12:20 AM. The Scenario In a recent academic working paper, tilted “Credit Ratings and Credit Risk,” Brandeis University's Jens Hilscher and Oxford University's Mungo Wilson demonstrate that credit ratings by Standard & Poor's dating back to 1986 are outperformed by a simple model in predicting corporate failure. €�Vinashin's woes highlight the lack of transparency, weak accountability, and poor corporate governance in Vietnam,” said S&P credit analyst Ivan Tan. In the press release, S&P credit analyst Robert Schulz said: "The upgrade reflects our view that, among other things, Ford's prospects for generating free cash flow and profits in its automotive manufacturing business remain intact, because of its cost base in North America." . Treasury said that "fundamental questions" had been raised about S&P's "credibility and integrity. Eric Hugel was most recently a Managing Director at Stephens and joins S&P Capital IQ as an aerospace and defense equity analyst. So far, May 2013 has been a gambler's paradise, in which a whopping 76.9% of the trading days for the S&P 500 have been up: The chart below shows just how far 2013's up day percentage exceeds previous years:.