Scope Ratings calls for comments on its Retail and Wholesale Rating Methodology by 26 May 2025. The update strengthens, refines and further clarifies Scope’s analytical approach. The methodology might have a limited negative impact on two issuers ratings.

Scope Ratings calls for comments on its Chemicals Rating Methodology by 14 May 2025. The update strengthens, refines and further clarifies the analytical approach. The methodology as proposed might have a positive impact of one notch for one rated entity.

Scope Ratings calls for comments on its Pharmaceutical Companies’ Rating Methodology by 4 May 2025. The update strengthens, refines and further clarifies Scope’s analytical approach. No impact is expected on out-standing issuer and debt ratings.

The methodology is now final following a call-for-comments period and will apply to all issuer and debt ratings of automotive suppliers. No impact is expected on outstanding issuer and debt ratings.

The proposed update refines and further clarifies Scope’s approach. Scope is calling for comments on the methodology by 27 April 2025. The methodology as proposed might have a limited negative impact on the outstanding ratings of two issuers.

The introduction of Dutch-specific assumptions strengthens transparency and standardisation in the RMBS rating methodology.

Scope Ratings today updates its Aviation Finance Rating Methodology. Scope’s existing ratings of aviation finance and aircraft non-payment insurance instruments are not affected.

The methodology is now final following a call-for-comments period and will apply to all issuer and debt ratings of non-financial corporates. A limited impact is expected on outstanding ratings.

The introduction of Dutch-specific assumptions strengthens transparency and standardisation in the RMBS rating methodology. Scope is calling for comments until the 7 March 2025.

Scope Ratings calls for comments on its Automotive Suppliers Rating Methodology by 6 March 2025. The update strengthens, refines and further clarifies Scope’s analytical approach. No impact is expected on outstanding issuer and debt ratings.