Moody's is an internationally renowned credit rating agency and financial information service provider, headquartered in new york, USA, and its shares are listed on the new york Stock Exchange (code MCO). Moody's main businesses include:
1. Moody's Investors Service Company provides credit rating, research, tools and analysis of global capital markets, covering government, enterprises, financial institutions, infrastructure, project financing and other fields.
2. Moody's Analytics provides data, software, consulting and training services in the fields of economy, finance, risk management, supervision and compliance to help customers meet market challenges and seize business opportunities.
Moody's company's mission is to provide transparent, fair and independent credit rating and analysis for the global capital market and promote the healthy development and efficiency of the market. Moody's vision is to become the most trusted credit rating agency and financial information service provider in the world, creating value for customers, investors, regulators and society.
Social Evaluation of Moody's Company
Moody's is an international financial services company, which mainly provides credit rating, research, risk analysis and data services. Moody's social evaluation refers to the company's performance and reputation in social responsibility, ethics, transparency and sustainability.
Moody's social evaluation has both positive and negative aspects. On the positive side, Moody's is committed to providing investors, market participants and the global public with high-quality, independent and impartial information and analysis, and promoting the stability and development of financial markets. Moody's also supports public welfare undertakings such as education, environment, community and diversity through its foundation and employee volunteer programs. Moody's has also implemented strict ethics and compliance policies in its business to protect customers' privacy and data security.
On the negative side, Moody's has been questioned and criticized for the accuracy and fairness of its credit rating. For example, in the 2008 financial crisis, Moody's was accused of giving high ratings to some high-risk financial products, misleading investors and the market, and aggravating the impact of the crisis. Moody's was also protested and prosecuted for being suspected of political bias or conflict of interest in the ratings of some countries and regions.
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