MPS declassata da Moody’s (e che declassamento…)

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Per Moody’s la banca più antica d’Italia è ad un passo dal livello “junk”, troppo grande il rischio di chi investe in MPS per l’agenzia di rating

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Occhi puntati sulla tabella, Moody’s ha declassato Banca Montepaschi di Siena di ben 3 “gradini” in un colpo solo (da Ba2 a B2) con outlook negativo.

Vi abbiamo evidenziato nella grafica (in rosso) il taglio di rating odierno, direi che il tutto si commenta da solo, per la prima volta leggo di blog (anche abbastanza “abbottonati” di norma) che cominciano a scrivere la parola tabù: “fallimento”.

Ecco la scala di Moodys:

Moody’s credit ratings
Investment grade
Rating Long-term ratings Short-term ratings
Aaa Rated as the highest quality and lowest credit risk. Prime-1
Best ability to repay short-term debt
Aa1 Rated as high quality and very low credit risk.
Aa2
Aa3
A1 Rated as upper-medium grade and low credit risk.
A2 Prime-1/Prime-2
Best ability or high ability to repay short term debt
A3
Baa1 Rated as medium grade, with some speculative elements and moderate credit risk. Prime-2
High ability to repay short term debt
Baa2 Prime-2/Prime-3
High ability or acceptable ability to repay short term debt
Baa3 Prime-3
Acceptable ability to repay short term debt
Speculative grade
Rating Long-term ratings Short-term ratings
Ba1 Judged to have speculative elements and a significant credit risk. Not Prime
Do not fall within any of the prime categories
Ba2
Ba3
B1 Judged as being speculative and a high credit risk.
B2
B3
Caa1 Rated as poor quality and very high credit risk.
Caa2
Caa3
Ca Judged to be highly speculative and with likelihood of being near or in default, but some possibility of recovering principal and interest.
C Rated as the lowest quality, usually in default and low likelihood of recovering principal or interest.

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