? Rating of debt issuers, including non-financial businesses, financial institutions, and local governments.
? Rating of bonds, i.e., corporate bonds (publicly offered bonds and privately placed bonds), asset securitization, convertible corporate bonds, exchangeable corporate bonds, warrant bonds, government bonds, municipal bonds, and financial bonds.
? Rating of non-standard products, including trust plans, debt investment plans, and asset management plans.
? Evaluation of corporate social responsibility, particularly a company’s economic, social and environmental performance.
? Assessment of corporate governance, including a company’s governance structure and the effectiveness of its supervisory and check-and-balance mechanisms.
? Assessment of private equity fund risks, i.e., an equity investment fund manager’s ability, by looking at its management capabilities and corporate strengths.
? Management consulting on credit risk: Helping a business manage its material credit risk through data analysis and intelligent techniques to improve risk management efficiency, avoid losses and ensure the achievement of its operational goals.
? Fund rating: Assessing risks for money market funds, bond funds, and bond structured funds.
? Sovereign rating：rate the political, economic and credit status of sovereign institutions (usually the state sovereignty) .
? Institutional Investors Services: meet the investment needs of various institutional investors, reduce the losses due to credit risk.