easy · Corporate Credit Analysis
What is the 'Issuer-Level PD Floor' in the context of notching?
- The fact that PD always increases as a company moves toward the end of its life cycle.
- The rule that no corporate bond can ever be rated higher than its sovereign government.
- The minimum level of cash flow required to avoid a rating downgrade.
- The principle that an instrument's rating is ultimately limited by the issuer's default probability, regardless of how high its recovery may be.
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