Smart research guiding global credit investments
Founded in 2000, CreditSights is a leading provider of independent corporate bond research. Over 10,000 investment professionals and risk managers at over 1,000 institutions worldwide use our research every day.
• CreditSights actively covers over 1,100 investment grade and high yield companies
• More than 300 research reports are produced every month
• Over 80 top caliber analysts around the world produce our acclaimed research
• Our proprietary risk models cover over 8,500 publicly-traded companies
CreditSights’ independent research is a leading voice in global credit markets, with our experts contributing to market news in Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Financial Times, Business Insider, Barron’s and many more.
Our global institutional client base includes banks, investment advisors, mutual funds, pension managers, insurance companies, hedge funds, private equity investors, and corporations. CreditSights Wealth, an affiliate of CreditSights, makes our leading research more accessible and affordable for wealth advisors.
Founded in 2000, CreditSights is a leading provider of independent corporate bond research. Over 10,000 investment professionals and risk managers at over 1,000 institutions worldwide use our research every day.
• CreditSights actively covers over 1,100 investment grade and high yield companies
• More than 300 research reports are produced every month
• Over 80 top caliber analysts around the world produce our acclaimed research
• Our proprietary risk models cover over 8,500 publicly-traded companies
CreditSights’ independent research is a leading voice in global credit markets, with our experts contributing to market news in Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Financial Times, Business Insider, Barron’s and many more.
Our global institutional client base includes banks, investment advisors, mutual funds, pension managers, insurance companies, hedge funds, private equity investors, and corporations. CreditSights Wealth, an affiliate of CreditSights, makes our leading research more accessible and affordable for wealth advisors.
Location: United States, New York
Employees: 51-200
Founded date: 2000
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