Credit Reporting Essentials: Theory, Practice, and Cases

Author: China Credit Research Institute
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: China Credit Research Institute is the full name of China Credit Research Institute Co., Ltd., established in 1961. For over four decades, the company has adhered to the corporate culture of "impartiality, objectivity, and rigorous attitude," continuously growing and expanding. Today, it has developed a global credit market and investigation network, forming the largest financial and economic think tank in the Chinese community. As a result, it has truly joined the ranks of internationally renowned large multinational consulting companies with actual strength. The company's main business includes corporate credit investigation, market research, asset appraisal, professional training, accounts receivable management, and related book publishing. This book not only interprets the concepts of credit verification work but also provides in-depth descriptions of the preparation, steps, operational models, content of credit reports, report writing, the structure and standards of the latest credit ratings, and how to read credit reports and credit assessments, all in dedicated chapters. Additionally, it offers detailed analysis of the forms of bad enterprises, key observations for identifying corporate abnormalities, and preventive measures. The book is supported by numerous examples, aiming to help readers achieve a comprehensive understanding through practical references. The publication of this book not only hopes to serve as a reference tool for those engaged in credit verification work but also expects business professionals to gain insights into risk avoidance and bad debt prevention, viewing credit verification as a fixed and long-term operational task for enterprises.