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Moody's Cuts Hidroelectrica's Ratings By Four Notches To B2
Moody's Investors Service on Wednesday downgraded to B2 from Ba1 the long-term corporate family rating and probability of default rating of Romanian state-owned hydropower producer Hidroelec...
BCR: Rating Cut Won’t Hurt Banking Activity
Romanian bank Banca Comerciala Romana, or BCR, Thursday said Moody’s decision to downgrade its credit ratings will have only a limited impact on its operations.
Moody's Downgrades BCR, Raiffeisen Bank Romania To Non-Investment Grade
Moody's ratings agency downgraded lenders Banca Comerciala Romana (BCR) and Raiffeisen Bank Romania to Ba1, a move synchronized with rating cuts in the banking sector in the Central and East...
Erste Says BCR Will Have Money For Loans Regardless Of Rating
The parent banks of three of the largest Romanian lenders, BCR, Raiffeisen and UniCredit Tiriac Bank, had their ratings downgraded by Moody’s on Wednesday, because their exposure to the regi...
Moody's: Romania’s 2nd Government Collapse In 3 Months Endangers Reforms
Romania’s second government collapse in three months will likely deepen investors concern about policy and reform implementation, making borrowing conditions more challenging for the new gov...
Moody’s: Romania Outlook Incorporates ‘Fair Degree’ Of Political Uncertainty
Moody’s sovereign outlook on Romania came with a built-in leniency for persistent political uncertainty ahead of the parliamentary elections in the fall, and the government’s collapse should...
Moody’s Lowers Hidrolectrica Outlook To Negative
Moody's Investors Service Monday said it has changed to negative from stable the outlook on the Ba1 long-term corporate family rating of Romanian hydropower generator Hidroelectrica S.A., wa...
Moody’s Says Romania Transelectrica Ratings Hindered By Transparency
Moody’s Investors Service Wednesday said it might consider upgrading its ‘Baa3’ credit rating on Romanian state-run power grid operator Transelectrica (TEL.RO) if the company breaks free fro...
Moody’s Sees Romania Funding Needs Sliding To EUR17.2B In 2012
Romania’s financing needs are forecast at EUR17.2 billion in 2012, slightly lower on the year, but the government is likely to borrow an extra EUR800 million to set up a buffer for unforesee...