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Standard & Poor’s Introduces Enhanced Version of RatingsDirect

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Standard & Poor’s has introduced an enhanced version of RatingsDirect, its real-time online credit ratings and research solution aimed at credit/research analysts, credit risk managers and portfolio managers. Highlights include expanded credit research and ratings coverage, redesigned ratings pages, a new Quick view menu, and enhancements to the e-mail alert system. RatingsDirect enables investment professionals to conduct in-depth and timely analysis on global issuers, public finance and structured finance markets.

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