What?

The Credit Rating provides an opinion on the capacity of the regulated financial institution to manage risks and on its short-term creditworthiness, in order to meet its financial obligations. The Credit Rating is offered only in Ecuador – where MFR is licensed by the Superintendence of Banks (SB) and the Superintendence of Solidarity-Based Economy (SEPS)– and in Bolivia – where MFR is licensed by the Supervisory Authority of the Financial System (ASFI).

Why?

The Credit Rating is an effective management and reporting tool that is used to:

• Meet regulatory requirements
• Enhance institutional reputation, accountability, and transparency
• Compare practices and performance with international standards and benchmarks
• Strengthen institutional governance and decision-making, risk management, systems and performance

Who?

• All financial institutions regulated by the Superintendence of Banks (SB) and by the Superintendence of Solidarity-Based Economy (SEPS) in Ecuador
• All financial institutions in Bolivia, both regulated by the Supervisory Authority of the Financial System (ASFI) and non-regulated, with a special focus on the microfinance sector

How it works?

The Credit Rating provides a comprehensive assessment of risks and performance through a dynamic qualitative and quantitative analysis of the following areas and is updated on a quarterly basis:

Process