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Project Finance Ratings Methods Change

Credit rating giant Moody's Analytics has changed its project finance ratings methods for rating generic project financings that are not covered by an existing specialty project finance or infrastructure methodology. The change in project finance ratings methods is the first since December 2010. The update incorporates refinements to the scorecard, including some small changes in weights and thresholds. The update

By |2019-01-25T09:39:05-05:00Jan 09, 2019|Categories: Financing, Project Finance, Research|Tags: |

FinTech Is Driving Rise In Financial Inclusion Per Global Findex Data

FinTech Is Driving Rise In Financial Inclusion Financial inclusion is on the rise globally, accelerated by mobile phones and the internet, FinTech is driving rise in financial inclusion but gains have been uneven across countries. A new World Bank report on the worldwide use of financial services also finds that men remain more likely than women to have

By |2018-05-02T03:08:55-04:00Apr 24, 2018|Categories: Economic Growth, Economic Research, Research|Tags: , , , |

Global Report On Business Regulations 2017

Annual Report On Business Regulations Business Regulations that enhance business activity and those that constrain it are examined in World Bank Annual Report On Business Regulations, entitled Doing Business 2017. It is the 14th annual World Bank Report on global business regulations. The research presents quantitative indicators on business regulations and the protection of property rights that can be compared across

By |2019-01-09T13:49:45-05:00Feb 09, 2018|Categories: Economic Research, Global Economy, Global Trade, Government, Research|Tags: , , , , |

G20 trade agenda welcomed by industry leaders

A pro-trade agenda set out by G20 leaders after their Hangzhou Summit in China has been welcomed by leading trade figures. While there were few concrete details revealed in the official communique, the world’s 20 most powerful nations aligned to slam protectionism, to call for inclusive growth and to use innovation to spur trade growth, as opposed to a fiscal

By |2018-03-05T01:22:38-05:00Sep 07, 2016|Categories: Europe, Financing, Global Economy, International Trade, Politics, Regions, Trade Finance|Tags: , |
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