Updated on May 1, 2012

Durig's Cash Stock Reviews

Durig's Div. Stock Reviews

Bank CD’s
1.406% mat. 8-24-16

Government Bond
2.260% Aaa/AA+ mat. 1-13-22

Corporate Bond
5.072% A2/A- mat. 4-27-17

High Yield Bond
18.822% Ca/D mat. 11-15-14

New Issue Bonds
(short term bonds)

Foreign/World Bonds:

Australia Bonds
3.640% Aaa/N.A. mat. 2014

Brazil Bonds
7.712% Aaa/AAA mat. 2016

New Zealand Bonds
3.260% Aaa/AAA mat. 2015

Municipal Bonds:

CA Muni Bond
5.902% -/BB mat. 8-01-16C

FL Muni Bond
2.886% -/A- mat. 5-01-18

OR Muni Bond
1.518% Aa3/- mat. 6-15-17

WA Muni Bond
1.696% -/AA- mat. 3-01-16

 

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(877) 359-5319
or e-mail: info@durig.com

 

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IDC Bank Ratings Article and News

Thank you for entering our IDC bank credit rating web page at Investment-Income.net. We’re working endlessly, to provide you with the premier Fixed Income services.

In investments, the IDC bank credit rating assesses the credit worthiness of a FDIC insured institution. The credit rating is a financial indicator for potential investors with holding with Bank CD’s (Certificates of Deposit) and bank holding, such as money market, to help predict the chances in the future of an institution becoming insolvent.

To provide a clear and simple ratings service, all FDIC insured banks and banks holding companies need to provide IDC results.

Ratings institutions work on a scale of 300 (best) to 1, which is based on financial statistics, CAMEL factors, and ratios.

95 % of all financial institutions rated below 50 have failed, according to IDC, since 1985. While the majority of failed Banking institutions achieved only a 1 (again, 1 is the lowest IDC ranking a bank can achieve).

They use the CAMEL (which in simple terms is a good loans to bad loans ratio) approach as part of the analysis process that uses over 35 key ratios to come up with a single rating.

Factors that could influences the IDC Bank Ratings are as follows:

  • Assess the credit worthiness of banks in the absence of a formal credit rating.
  • Understanding the key accounting standards.
  • Identify key risk areas.
  • Provide a framework for analysis.
  • Use the CAMEL approach as part of the analysis process.
  • Identify and analyze key environmental drivers including regulatory issues.
  • Identify and analyze the key factors influencing operational dynamics of a bank.
  • Undertake a full analysis of a bank: demonstrating an understanding of the full range of analytical tolls and a capacity to apply them in practice.
  • Interpret the key financial ratios.
  • Identify the main reasons and warning signs for bank failures.

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