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Non-Investment Grade
Bonds or securities with credit ratings below investment-grade, indicating higher risk.
Live Chat
A system for serving beneficiaries online, which includes an instant messaging tool, a support and assistance tool, as well as the ability to analyze data on the web.
Commercial Books
A set of Records and accounting kept by the taxpayer, in which he records all the details of his business activities.
Economic Cycle
The recurring periods of expansion and contraction in an economy, including phases of growth, peak, recession, and shrinking.
Digital Services Life Cycle
All stages that the digital service goes through, such as: discovering beneficiary requirements and current challenges, defining digital services, designing service delivery procedures and channels, releasing it to beneficiaries, managing it and measuring its performance.
Government Related Entity Debt (GRED)
Debt issued by entities affiliated with the government, such as state-owned enterprises, that can impact the government's overall financial position.
Government Debt
The total amount of money owed by a government, typically in the form of bonds and other financial instruments, which may be issued to finance budget deficits.
Priority Debt
A type of debt that has a higher priority for repayment in the event of a borrower's default. It is considered less risky than subordinated debt.
Regulatory Capital
The minimum amount of capital that financial institutions are required to maintain by regulators to ensure stability and absorb potential losses.
Rating Opinion
The assessment or view expressed by a credit rating agency about the creditworthiness and risk associated with an entity or financial instrument.
Beneficiary Insights
The deep understanding and actionable knowledge derived from the analysis of beneficiary data, behaviors, and feedback.
Confirmation Letter
A document that verifies the accuracy of a financial transaction, such as the purchase or sale of securities, providing evidence of the trade.
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