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Société anonyme | |
Traded as | AUB (HE) |
Industry | Financial services, Publishing |
Founded | 17 September 1907 |
Headquarters | , |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Hans Danhuber (CEO) François Dumoiton (chairman) |
Services | Bond and stock analysis, financial research |
Revenue | $3.1 billion |
Number of employees | 7,000 |
Auberge S.A. (HE: AUB), doing business as Auberge Financial Services, is an Aininian company that provides financial research, including bond and stock analysis, to corporations and governments. Its portfolio is varied and the company offers analysis for corporations, non-profit organisations and several stages of government. The company was founded in 1907 by banker Charles Auberge in order to give clients some certainty in a time where there was widespread speculation in the financial markets, and has since expanded on a global scale.
Auberge is best known for its role as a credit rating agency for sovereign states in Esquarium, with its ratings being very influential on financial markets and governments alike.
Credit ratings
Auberge assigns a credit rating to all governments in Esquarium that issue bonds, evaluating their capability to pay back debts and their financial outlook.
Long-term credit ratings
Upper investment grade
- AAA: Very safe investment, extremely strong capacity to meet obligations
- AA: Very safe investment, very strong capacity to meet obligations
- A: Safe investment, strong capacity to meet obligations
Lower investment grade
- BBB: Safe investment, strong capacity to meet obligations failing any major macroeconomic instability
- BB: Moderately safe investment, capacity to meet obligations failing any major macroeconomic instability
Speculative grade
- B: Average investment, long-term capacity to meet obligations may be reduced by macroeconomic instability
- CCC: Average investment, long-term capacity to meet obligations is uncertain
Non-investment (junk) grade
- CC: Bad investment, capacity to meet obligations is volatile
- C: Bad investment, capacity to meet obligations has not been demonstrated
- D: Country has entirely defaulted and is financially insolvent
Other
- N: Country is not listed due to failure to issue international bonds
- ND: Country is not listed due to lack of reliable data
Auberge often appends a lower-case letter, s, r or d, to sovereign credit ratings. The letter represents a projection whether its analysts believe that the situation is stable (s), improving (i) or deteriorating (d).
Country | Rating | Outlook | Notable considerations |
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Ainin | AAA | Negative | Central Ocean tidal wave losses |
Template:Country data Ankoren | CCC | Negative | Assumption of Irvadi sovereign debt upon UNIR formation |
Template:Country data Arkiasis | AA | Stable | |
Katranjiev | BB | Positive | Integration into Esquarian Common Market |
Template:Country data Koyro | N | N/A | |
Luziyca | AA | Stable | |
Montecara | AAA | Stable | |
Namor | BBB | Negative | Central Ocean tidal wave losses |
File:Flag of Nevanmaa.png Nevanmaa | BB | Stable | |
Pavonistade | A | Negative | Exit from Esquarian Common Market |
Senria | BB | Positive | Greater integration into world economy |
Tuthina | BB | Stable | |
File:Flag vyv.png Vyvland | AAA | Stable | |
Xiaodong | CC | Negative | EC sanctions, regional instability, economic mismanagement |