The document discusses the need, functions, and assessment of credit ratings. It outlines several key points:
1) Credit ratings are necessary to link risk and return for investors and provide benchmarks to measure risk. They help investors evaluate risk and issuers price debt instruments correctly.
2) Credit rating agencies provide unbiased opinions and quality, dependable information to investors at low cost. They gather data, analyze it, and summarize it simply.
3) When assessing credit ratings, agencies examine factors like an issuer's ability to pay debts, debt volume and composition, earnings capacity, collateral, management, and track record. Higher ratings indicate a lower probability of default.
This presentation is on Credit rating agencies in India. here I presents it's origin, importants, benefits, objectives, need and about different rating agencies.
This presentation is on Credit rating agencies in India. here I presents it's origin, importants, benefits, objectives, need and about different rating agencies.
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Introduction # origin # meaning and definition # importance # indications of the assigned ratings # factors affecting assigned ratings # nature of credit rating # instruments of credit ratings # rating other than debt instruments # advantages and disadvantages of credit rating
Credit rating, it's historical perspective, Indian perspective, process of credit rating, communicating of credit rating, Top credit rating agencies, rating symbols have described.
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3. Need of Credit rating
Credit rating acts as a link between risk and return, besides, they also offer a
benchmark, against which the risk is measured inherent in any instrument. An
investor can use the rating to evaluate risk involved and can also compare the
offered rate of return against the expected risk of default. The risk perception
of a common investor, in the absence of a credit rating system, will largely be
based on the familiarity with the names of the promoters or the
collaborators.
4. Need of Credit rating
Further, it is not feasible for the corporate issuer of a debt instrument to offer
every prospective investor the opportunity to undertake a detailed risk
evaluation. Besides, it is unrealistic to expect different classes of investors to
arrive at some uniform conclusion as to the relative quality of the instrument.
Moreover they do not possess the requisite skills of credit evaluation.
Credit rating acts as a link between risk and return, besides comparing it with
a benchmark. Besides, it also provides an opportunity for the investor to
evaluate risk involved and also compare the offered rate of return against the
expected risk of default.
5. Need of Credit rating
Thus, the necessity of credit rating in the present scenario cannot be over
emphasized. It would be of great help to the investors in making their
investment decisions and also will assist the issuers of the debt instruments
to price their issues correctly and to reach out to new investors. Regulatory
bodies such as Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and Securities and Exchange Board
of India (SEBI) use credit rating to determine eligibility criteria for some
instruments. For instance, RBI has fixed a minimum credit rating by an
approved agency for issue of commercial paper.
6. Need of Credit rating
In general, credit rating will result in improving the quality consciousness in the
market and establish over a period of time, a more meaningful relationship
between the quality of debt and the yield from it. Further, Credit Rating is also a
valuable input in establishing business relationships of various types. However,
credit rating by a rating agency is not a recommendation to purchase or sale of a
security.
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8. Need of Credit rating
Finally, the increase in repayment defaults, has led to a growing importance
of crediting rating. The other factors for the increasing importance of credit
rating are:
i. The growth of information technology.
ii. Globalization of financial markets.
iii. Increasing role of capital and money markets.
iv. Lack of government safety measures.
v. The trend towards privatization.
vi. Securitization of debt
9. Functions of Credit Rating Agency
1. Provides unbiased opinion:
An independent credit rating agency is expected to provide an unbiased
opinion as to relative capability of the company to service debt
obligations because of the following reasons:
i. It would not have any vested interest in an issue unlike brokers, financial
intermediaries etc.
ii. Its own reputation could be at stake.
10. Functions of Credit Rating Agency
2. Provides quality and dependable information:
A credit rating agency is in a position to provide quality information on
credit risk which is more authenticated and reliable because:
i. It has highly trained and professional staff that has better ability to assess
risk.
ii. It has access to a lot of information which may not be publicly available.
Primary attribute of a Credit Rating Agency is to provide unbiased opinion and
quality and dependable information at low cost. Functioning of a Credit
Rating Agency involves gathering of information that are interpreted and
summarised for simple understanding of the investor.
11. Functions of Credit Rating Agency
3. Provides information at low cost:
Most of the investors rely on the ratings assigned by the rating agencies
while taking investment decisions. These ratings are published in the form of
reports and are available easily on the payment of negligible small price. It is
not possible for the investors to assess the creditworthiness of the companies
on their own.
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13. Functions of Credit Rating Agency
4. Provide easy to understand information:
Rating agencies first of all gather information, and then analyze the same.
Thereafter they interpret and summarize complex information in a simple and
readily understood formal manner. Thus in other words, information supplied
by rating agencies can be easily understood by the investors. They need not
go into details of the financial statements.
14. Functions of Credit Rating Agency
5. Provide basis for investment:
An investment rated by a credit rating enjoys higher confidence from
investors. Investors can make an estimate of the risk and return associated
with a particular rated issue while investing money in them.
6. Healthy discipline on corporate borrowers:
Higher credit rating to any credit investment enhances corporate image and
builds up goodwill and hence it induces a healthy discipline on corporate.
15. Functions of Credit Rating Agency
7. Formation of public policy:
Once the debt securities are rated professionally, it would be easier to
formulate public policy guidelines as to the eligibility of securities to be
included in different kinds of institutional port-folio.
16. Assessment of Credit Rating
Assessment of Credit Rating:
As said earlier, the rating is usually expressed in alphabetical or alphanumeric
symbols. Further, the rating symbol assigned to each security issue symbolizes
following aspects: i. The nature and terms of the particular security being
issued; ii. The ability and the willingness of the issuer of a security to make
payments in time; iii. The probability that the issuer will make a default in
payments
17. Assessment of Credit Rating
Going ahead after knowing what symbolizes the rating assigned to a security
issue, it is important to know the factors affecting the assignment of ratings:
i. The security issuer’s ability to service its debt. In this regard, they calculate
past and expected future cash flows and compare these with fixed interest
obligations of the issuer.
18. Assessment of Credit Rating
ii. The volume and composition of outstanding debt.
iii. The stability of the future cash flows and earning capacity of company.
iv. The interest coverage ratio i.e. how many number of times the issuer is
capable of meeting its fixed interest obligations.
v. Ratio of current assets to current liabilities (i.e. current ratio (CR)), this
determines the liquidity position of the issuing firm.
19. Assessment of Credit Rating
vi. The value of assets pledged as collateral security and the security’s
priority of claim against the issuing firm’s assets.
vii. Further, market position of the company products are evaluated by the
demand for the products, competitor’s market share, distribution channels
etc.
viii. Operational efficiency is judged by capacity utilization, prospects of
expansion, modernization and diversification, availability of raw material etc.
ix. Track record of promoters, directors and expertise of staff also affect the
rating of a company