What is Standard & Poor’s (S&P)?
Definition:
A Ratings Agency that assesses the general creditworthiness of companies on a scale from AAA to D. The S&P determines Credit Ratings based on qualitative and quantitative information, including non-public Information. The S&P also produces the well-known S&P Indexes.
See also Ratings Agencies.
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