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'''Moody's''' rates the security level of [[debt]] sold by corporate or governmental entities. | '''Moody's''' rates the security level of [[debt]] sold by corporate or governmental entities. | ||
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Revision as of 20:01, May 26, 2010
Moody's rates the security level of debt sold by corporate or governmental entities.
A AAA rating is the highest possible, and represents almost certainty that the debt will be repaid by the entity to the lender (investor).