Sentence examples for credit benchmarks from inspiring English sources

It makes little sense to set single credit benchmarks — such as the 350 to 850 score range — irrespective of age, so consumers will be compared to their cohort.

America, by contrast, is the world's credit benchmark and issuer of its reserve currency, suggesting a scarier outcome.

The ORIGEN MOX libraries are also compared against detailed assembly calculations from the Phase IV-B numerical MOX fuel burnup credit benchmark coordinated by the Nuclear Energy Agency within the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Banks tend to see the agencies as a form of competition, providing information that outside investors use to purchase debt, to the detriment of the banks' own lending business.Nevertheless, rating agencies provide a relatively objective and consistent credit benchmark that is a great help to big investors.

The private credit benchmark revolution took just three years.

Credit Benchmark's new financing is led by Balderton Capital.

Credit Benchmark describes its system as a "contributed data" model.

He is one of Index Ventures' leading fintech investors, working with the founders of Adyen, Credit Benchmark, Robinhood and TransferWise.

Since it last raised, Credit Benchmark adds that it has "invested heavily" in security and scalability for its platform.

In 2000 the big automakers' debt widened by nearly 100 basis points (a full percentage point) against interest-rate swap yields, the global credit benchmark.

"Credit Benchmark's plan to provide transparent credit information on more than 200k companies will provide huge value to all market participants.