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This section carries the research backing the 'rating criteria' adopted by CRISIL which forms the basic framework for rating and helps in adopting a uniform and consistent approach in assigning the ratings. These rating criteria are regularly disseminated by CRISIL in line with its stated policy of improving transparency in the rating process.

» CRISIL's Criteria For Corporate Sector Hybrids (Including perpetual securities)

» Rating Criteria for Commercial Paper and Short-Term Debt

» Base rate regime to propel commercial paper issuance

» CRISIL's criteria for rating bank loans

» CRISIL's rating criteria for trigger-linked guarantee structures

» CRISIL's Criteria for Consolidation

» CRISIL's rating approach towards restructuring of bank loans

» Single-loan sell-downs: down but not out

» Clear default definition critical for reliable credit rating

» Translating Global Scale Ratings onto CRISIL's Scale

» Basel II - a catalyst in bond market deepening

» CRISIL's Approach to Recognising Default

» The Rating Process

» Understanding CRISIL's Ratings and Rating Scales

» CRISIL's Approach to Financial Ratios

» CRISIL's Treatment of Corporate Sector Hybrids in Credit Ratings

» Hybrid Capital: New Avenues for Banks

» Rating Criteria for Hybrid Capital in Banks

» Criteria for Notching up Stand Alone Ratings of Companies based on Parent Support

» Criteria for Notching up Stand Alone Ratings of Companies based on Group Support

» Criteria for Notching up Stand Alone Ratings of Entities Based on Government Support

» CRISIL's Bank Loan Ratings

» Criteria for Computing Short-Term Debt Limits for NBFCs

» Treatment of Securitization in CRISIL's Ratings of Finance Companies

» FAQs : National Scale Rating vs. Global Scale Rating

» How CRISIL factors government support into bank ratings
Likelihood of government support is important, not decisive

» CRISIL - LRQA grading for IEEMA members

» Pay Commission may reverse states' fiscal improvement

» Risk spectrum of financial assets held by banks & NBFCs

» US GAAP vs Indian Standards: accounting for the credit impact

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