Long-term stable cashflows promised by infrastructure projects are increasingly attracting institutional investors, but not all projects are created equal. Fibre networks, one of the newest infrastructure asset classes in Europe, are a case in point.

Scope incorporates the Aircraft Non-payment Insurance Methodology into its Aviation Finance Rating Methodology and subsequently withdraws the Aircraft Non-payment Insurance Methodology.

Scope incorporates the Aircraft Non-payment Insurance Methodology into its Aviation Finance Rating Methodology and subsequently withdraws the Aircraft Non-payment Insurance Methodology.

Existing ratings are not impacted.

Europe’s grid operators need regulated returns to improve as capex burden rises; hedging promises electricity producer gains, but consumer pain; IOCs’ understandable renewables caution; a new nuclear era?

Existing ratings are not impacted

Scope Ratings today proposes an update to its Aviation Finance Rating Methodology and calls for comments. The core principles of the rating approach remain unchanged and the proposed methodology update would have no impact on existing ratings.

The methodology update integrates our legal risks considerations and provides further clarifications. No rating impact.

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Scope Ratings updates its Rating Definitions to make a correction in its long-term vs short-term Credit Rating correspondence table. This does not impact any Credit Rating.