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The credit spread module
Data on arm's length interest rates for loans between affiliated companies.
With our smart rating and creditworthiness assessment tool, you can
determine the appropriate interest rates from more than 30,000 bonds.
Credit spread overview
Analysis options to the optimal
determination of credit spreads
Duration
Credit spreads can be calculated individually for terms of between 1 and 30 years.
Sector
Choose from 15 sectors and 8 sector categories
Credit ratios
Credit indicators for 5 areas of credit assessment, which can be weighted sector-specifically or individually.
Qualitative assessment
Include factors in the analysis that cannot be derived directly from financial data.
Currency, seniority, collateral of bonds
Various fine adjustments to select the bonds that are used to calculate the result, e.g. based on currency, rank and lien.
Rating
The borrower's rating is not required to determine suitable results. One result of the analysis is a possible rating.
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Step 1
Analysis based on financial figures
Enter the borrower's most important financial figures
Assessment based on recognised credit indicators
Step 2
Selection of suitable bonds
Valutation date, term, currency, sector
Currency, seniority, collateralization
Quantitative criteria
Step 3
Document the results
Save results permanently for reports in PDF format
Excel export
Comprehensive information including references, etc.
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