ZAGREB, June 7 (Hina) - A seminar on accessing credit rating information via the Internet was held in Zagreb on Thursday. It was organised by the Zagreb-based BonLine company, the Croatian branch of the U.S. Dun & Bradstreet (D&B)
credit rating agency. The aim of the seminar was to show users how to access the D&B credit rating data base via the Internet and how to read credit rating reports. Every month D&B analyses the economic and political standing of a specific country, estimating the risk of conducting business with said countries. Croatia's credit assessment in April was DB4d with a neutral sign, which means that D&B has estimated Croatia is a moderate risk country for investments, with a considerable insecurity with regard to investing profitability. Compared to other countries in the region, Croatia "shares" the rating with Slovakia and Lithuania. Slovenia and Hungary lead as small
ZAGREB, June 7 (Hina) - A seminar on accessing credit rating
information via the Internet was held in Zagreb on Thursday. It was
organised by the Zagreb-based BonLine company, the Croatian branch
of the U.S. Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) credit rating agency.
The aim of the seminar was to show users how to access the D&B credit
rating data base via the Internet and how to read credit rating
reports.
Every month D&B analyses the economic and political standing of a
specific country, estimating the risk of conducting business with
said countries.
Croatia's credit assessment in April was DB4d with a neutral sign,
which means that D&B has estimated Croatia is a moderate risk
country for investments, with a considerable insecurity with
regard to investing profitability.
Compared to other countries in the region, Croatia "shares" the
rating with Slovakia and Lithuania. Slovenia and Hungary lead as
small risk countries, with a DB3a credit rating, whereas the very
high risk rating, DB6d, has been given nine countries in
transition, including Yugoslavia, Russia, Albania, and the
Ukraine.
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