Company
Moody's Corp
NYSE:MCO
Moody's Corp is a global risk assessment firm that empowers organizations to make better decisions. Its data, analytical solutions and insights help decision-makers identify opportunities and manage the risks of doing business with others. The company believes that greater transparency, more informed decisions and fair access to information open the door to shared progress. With approximately 15,000 employees in more than 40 countries, Moody’s combines international presence with local expertise and over a century of experience in financial markets.
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FCA slams ESG benchmarks over greenwashing concerns, warns of fines
The FCA slammed greenwashing benchmarks, saying they were not clearly determined and sometimes even failed to meet their own methodologies
Commercial real estate data company Reis to be acquired by Moody’s Corp in US$278mln deal
A Moody's executive said Reis' real estate database held important information on the asset class
Investments and investor services
Stocks finish the week on a firm note despite mixed jobs report
It was a mixed bag for the October jobs report, which came in below expectations, albeit after a sharp revision to September's figure
Fund managers placed on negative by Moody’s
Investors have been served a bleak outlook by ratings agency Moody’s on Tuesday
US stocks pare losses to end the session and the week flat
US stocks pared initial losses to close Friday – and the week - flat after a roller-coaster ride in an earnings season
Moody’s to use NetDimensions’ Talent Suite
Moody’s Analytics has implemented NetDimensions’ risk management training suite
Oil slump hurts provinces in Nigeria far more than Mexico
Global oil prices may be at their highest since December but they are still crushing not only sovereign borrowers but also regional governments, according to a report from Moody's Investors Service
Trending: A long day for Volkswagen in the USA
When corporate helmsmen opt to slug it out in the midst of a crisis, certain quarters of the investor fraternity grow cynical about the intentions of staying on and leaving "on a high". That cannot be said of German automotives group Volksw