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Credit ratings as a governance compass

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The credit rating report also helps institutional investors gain more credibility to require a company to practice improved transparency, responsibility, and risk management which includes capital allocation
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BY EPHRAIM CHAWONEKA IN today’s dynamic business landscape, where risks are ever-present, credit rating reports have evolved into essential tools for understanding a company’s financial health and governance. In addition to the creditworthiness assessment, the reports offer more deeply into a company’s operational resilience, risk factors, and overall governance. For corporate boards and institutional investors,…

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