Gov’t committee mobilized for ‘A’ credit rating

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The government’s economic team wants national agencies in lockstep along the road to an “A” credit rating before the Marcos administration ends and, to ensure this, has mobilized an interagency body to coordinate efforts. | RonWDomingoINQ /PDI

“The IAC aims to enhance engagements with analysts and investors; coordinate engagements with credit rating agencies and third-party raters; and increase the Philippines’ visibility through traditional and technology-based platforms,” Diokno said.

He said that an A rating would affirm the Philippines’ creditworthiness and would serve as a strong signal to local and international business and financial communities that the country is conducive to long-term investments. Fitch’s rates the Philippines at BBB, between minimum investment grade of “BB” and minimum A-level of “A” rating.

 

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