Examples of Issuer credit rating in a sentence
Ginnie Mae reserves the right to request new primary servicer or Issuer credit ratings at any time once an Issuer exceeds the Ginnie Mae Single-Family Servicing Portfolio thresholds outlined in this Subsection 5 ($25, $50 and $75 billion), except that, Ginnie Mae shall not require more than one primary servicer rating or more than two Issuer credit ratings within an 18-month period, beginning on the date that Ginnie Mae receives the primary servicer rating or Issuer credit rating report, as applicable.
In addition to the primary servicer rating outlined above, Issuers with a “Ginnie Mae Single-Family Servicing Portfolio” that exceeds $50,000,000,000 ($50 billion) will be required to obtain an Issuer credit rating from a “Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organization” as defined by Section 78c(a) of Title 15 of the United States Code (15 U.S.C. 78c(a)).
The Licensee shall use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that it, or any affiliate as issuer of corporate debt on its behalf, maintains at all times an Issuer credit rating which is an Investment grade rating.
An S&P Long-Term Local Issuer credit rating for Seller or Seller Parent Guarantor of BBB- or better and a Moody’s Issuer rating or Moody’s Sr. Unsecured Debt rating for Seller or Seller Parent Guarantor of Baa3 or better will be considered “Acceptable.” The CET may conclude in its sole discretion that the credit quality of Seller or Seller Parent Guarantor is “Acceptable” even though the minimum S&P and Moody’s criteria needed to ensure an “Acceptable” designation has not been satisfied.
Issuer credit rating Rating: A+Legacy senior debt(1) Rating: A+Issuer credit ratings are a forward-looking opinion about an obligor's overall creditworthiness.