Risk Rating
Tanner is rated at a national level by Humphreys, and Feller Rate. Internationally Tanner is rated by Standard & Poor’s and by Fitch Ratings.
National
Feller Rate | |
|---|---|
Rating | Classification |
Solvency | AA- |
Bonds | AA- |
Commercial Paper | Nivel 1+ |
Outlook | Stable |
Humphreys | |
|---|---|
Rating | Classification |
Solvency | AA- |
Bonds | AA- |
Commercial Paper | N1+/AA- |
Outlook | Stable |
Feller Rate classifies Tanner locally with a ‘AA-’ category for long-term debt titles and ‘N1/A-1+’ for short-term, with a stable outlook due to a strong capitalization and operating in the low-risk Chilean banking sector. Accordingly, Humphreys rates Tanner ‘AA-’ category for long-term debt titles and ‘N1/A-1+’ for short-term with a stable outlook due to the improvements in internal audit policies, portfolio concentration reduction, low default probability and reduced expected loss. On the other hand.
Internacional
Standard & Poor’s | |
|---|---|
Rating | Classification |
Solvency | BBB- / Negative |
Outlook | Negative |
Fitch Ratings | |
|---|---|
Rating | Classification |
Long-Term Foreign Currency | BBB- |
Short-Term Foreign Currency | F3 |
Long-Term Local Currency | BBB- |
Short-Term Local Currency | F3 |
Outlook | Negative |
Internationally, Fitch Ratings and Standard & Poor’s maintained their long-term ratings of ‘BBB’ and short-term of F3.
