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What's in a Bond Rating
The question “What's in a bond rating?” has been asked at least since 1909 when such ratings were started in the United States. Informed persons who answer this question typically admit that ratings depend in part on readily available statistics on a firm's operations and financial condition. Examples of such statistics are earnings coverage, leverage ratios, and profit rates.
RISK‐PREMIUM CURVES FOR DIFFERENT CLASSES OF LONG‐TERM SECURITIES, 1950–1966
Risk-Premium Curves for Different Classes of Long-Term Securities, 1950-1966
Session Topic: Asset Management and Monetary Policy: Discussion
Blaine Huntsman, Basil J. Moore, Robert M. Soldofsky, Session Topic: Asset Management and Monetary Policy: Discussion, The Journal of Finance, Vol. 24, No. 2, Papers and Proceedings of the Twenty-Seventh Annual Meeting of the American Finance Association Chicago, Illinois December 28-30, 1968 (May, 1969), pp. 239-247