Financial Management » Rating Agencies
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Finance / Company Profiles : Internet databases for researching information on specific American companiesConduct research on US companies by entering the company name or ticker symbol and receive company capsules, profiles, websites, financials, IPO's, research tools from resources such as Dun & Bradstreet Online Solutions, Hoover's, Wall Street Research Net and others. Fortune 500. Global 500. Corporate annual reports.
- Finance / Rating Agencies : DCR, S&P, Moodys - US and International
Company Credit Ratings: Duff & Phelps, Standard and Poor's, Moody's - US and International
- General Business / Company Research : How to search for information on public and privately-held companies worldwide
Links and explanations of websites that provide online information on companies. The most common methods for acquiring information about competitors. Survey of US companies on the use of business intelligence. Patent search. NLRB decisions. FTC actions.
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Managed Care / Report Cards : USQA Quality Reports. NCQA accreditation. CVO certification and moreJCAHO performance measurement ratings for healthcare facilities. USQA Quality Reports. NCQA Accreditation. HEDIS Report Cards. CVO certification. Health plan ranking reports.
- Risk Mgt / Rating Agencies : Rating bureaus' insurance carrier ratings
Canadian and US rating agencies with online reports (A.M. Best, S&P, D&B, Duff & Phelps, etc.) Rating information on insurance carriers.
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Health Benefits / Health Care Quality : USQA Quality Reports. NCQA accreditation. CVO certification and moreJCAHO performance measurement ratings for healthcare facilities. USQA Quality Reports. NCQA Accreditation. HEDIS Report Cards. CVO certification. Health plan ranking reports.
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