A2
An A2 credit rating is an upper-medium-grade rating level on Moody's scale, indicating relatively low credit risk.
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| Term | Use it for |
|---|---|
| A2 | Credit report, score, bureau, inquiry, monitoring, freeze, rating agency, rating grade, or rating action term. |
| Credit Quality | Credit report, score, bureau, inquiry, monitoring, freeze, rating agency, rating grade, or rating action term. |
| Credit Rating | Credit report, score, bureau, inquiry, monitoring, freeze, rating agency, rating grade, or rating action term. |
| DDD | Credit report, score, bureau, inquiry, monitoring, freeze, rating agency, rating grade, or rating action term. |
| Security Rating | Credit report, score, bureau, inquiry, monitoring, freeze, rating agency, rating grade, or rating action term. |
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An A2 credit rating is an upper-medium-grade rating level on Moody's scale, indicating relatively low credit risk.
Credit quality assesses the likelihood that a borrower, issuer, or obligation will meet promised payments.
A credit rating is an agency or lender assessment of borrower or issuer creditworthiness and expected repayment risk.
A DDD credit rating indicates very high default risk or distressed credit quality under rating-agency scales that use the grade.
Security Rating refers to the evaluation of credit and investment risk of a securities issue by commercial rating agencies, such as Moody's, Fitch Ratings, and Standard & Poor's.