Moody's
Banking sector reform can no longer be delayed
To better understand corporate default risks, generate more data and produce greater information
Moody's cuts ratings for six local banks
They are Brac Bank, City, Dutch-Bangla, Eastern, NCC, Premier and Mercantile
Moody's downgrades Signature Bank to junk, places six US banks under review
Ratings agency Moody's on Monday downgraded the debt ratings of collapsed New York-based Signature Bank (SBNY.O) deep into junk territory and placed the ratings of six other U.S. banks under review for a downgrade.
Why did Moody’s downgrade rating of Bangladesh’s banking sector?
How will banking sector's rating downgrade by Moody's affect Bangladesh economy?
Moody’s sounds alarm bells on banking sector
Major global rating agency Moody’s yesterday downgraded its outlook of Bangladesh’s banking system from stable to negative -- a crushing development that is set to make foreign transactions trickier and costlier for businesses and banks.
Spike in funding costs to hurt banks’ profitability
Weak banks in Bangladesh with small holdings of government securities, which are used to mobilise funds either from the central bank or peers, may become more vulnerable in the days to come, Moody’s Investors Service warned yesterday.
Banking sector reform can no longer be delayed
To better understand corporate default risks, generate more data and produce greater information
Moody's cuts ratings for six local banks
They are Brac Bank, City, Dutch-Bangla, Eastern, NCC, Premier and Mercantile
Moody's downgrades Signature Bank to junk, places six US banks under review
Ratings agency Moody's on Monday downgraded the debt ratings of collapsed New York-based Signature Bank (SBNY.O) deep into junk territory and placed the ratings of six other U.S. banks under review for a downgrade.
Why did Moody’s downgrade rating of Bangladesh’s banking sector?
How will banking sector's rating downgrade by Moody's affect Bangladesh economy?
Moody’s sounds alarm bells on banking sector
Major global rating agency Moody’s yesterday downgraded its outlook of Bangladesh’s banking system from stable to negative -- a crushing development that is set to make foreign transactions trickier and costlier for businesses and banks.
Spike in funding costs to hurt banks’ profitability
Weak banks in Bangladesh with small holdings of government securities, which are used to mobilise funds either from the central bank or peers, may become more vulnerable in the days to come, Moody’s Investors Service warned yesterday.
