Holy See (Vatican City)

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According to SWI method
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Outlook: n/a
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Last update:2018-12-22

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Credit rating - comparisons

The credit rating of Holy See (Vatican City) according to the most common rating agencies (in alphabetical order):

Rating agency Rating
Dagong Global Credit Rating n.r.
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[4]
Fitch[13] n.r.
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[3]
Moody's[13] n.r.
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[2]
Standard & Poor's[13] n.r.
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[1]


The credit rating of Holy See (Vatican City) according to the following rating methods (in alphabetical order):

Credit rating method Rating
Public Sector Credit Framework (PSCF) n.r.
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[6]
Sovereign Wikirating Index (SWI) n.r.
Outl.: Stable
2018-12-22[7]
Alternative rating method Rating
Poll (Countries) BBB
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2012-10-1[8]
Resilience (Countries)[14] n.r.
Outl.: n/a
[9]


See also: List of countries by credit rating (comparisons)

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Notes and References

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  8. ↑ See Wikirating 'Rating Method Poll (Countries)' (2018-10-15)
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  10. ↑ GDP = Gross Domestic Product, PPP = Purchasing Power Parity
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  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Recognized by SEC, ESMA and FINMA
  14. ↑ Please note, that complexity values do not represent default probabilities; a "credit rating" according to the resilience method represent the actual ability to withstand extreme events.


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