📈 Moody's recognizes CABEI's transformation with a new upgrade to its credit rating
Moody's Ratings upgraded CABEI's long-term credit rating from “Aa3” to “Aa2” and assigned a new positive outlook, highlighting the strength of its capital position, the diversification of its portfolio, the soundness of its governance, and the resilience of its financial profile. This comes within the framework of a renewed Financial Strategy that prioritizes resource optimization and innovation as the pillars for this seventh positive rating action in less than two years.
Consequently, the decision underscores CABEI’s track record of financial and institutional strengthening and reflects confidence in the measures implemented to reinforce its soundness and generate a sustainable long-term impact.
As a result, CABEI will further enhance its capacity to mobilize resources under increasingly competitive terms and transform them into investments that drive the sustainable development of its member countries.
Learn more: bit.ly/44N6d9s
CABEI Engine for Positive Transformation
Moody's Ratings upgraded CABEI's long-term credit rating from “Aa3” to “Aa2” and assigned a new positive outlook, highlighting the strength of its capital position, the diversification of its portfolio, the soundness of its governance, and the resilience of its financial profile. This comes within the framework of a renewed Financial Strategy that prioritizes resource optimization and innovation as the pillars for this seventh positive rating action in less than two years.
Consequently, the decision underscores CABEI’s track record of financial and institutional strengthening and reflects confidence in the measures implemented to reinforce its soundness and generate a sustainable long-term impact.
As a result, CABEI will further enhance its capacity to mobilize resources under increasingly competitive terms and transform them into investments that drive the sustainable development of its member countries.
Learn more: bit.ly/44N6d9s
CABEI Engine for Positive Transformation