This page provides a glossary for the Issuer Fields.
| Guarantor Country |
This field allows you to search the country of incorporation
of the guarantor.
Use Boolean operators to apply logic to your search.
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| Guarantor Primary Industry |
This field allows you to search the industry that the
guarantor earns most of its revenues from. It is very rare that a company
has more than one primary industry, but this can happen if all of its primary
industries have equal revenues!
Use Boolean operators to apply logic to your search. |
| Issuer Continent / Region: |
This field allows you to search the continent or region in which the
country of incorporation of the issuer resides.
Use Boolean operators to apply logic to your search.
Click here to view a complete list of countries included in each region.
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| Issuer Country |
This field allows you to search the country of
incorporation of the issuer.
Use Boolean operators to apply logic to your search. |
| Issuer Group Industry |
This field searches through all industries that an issuer, its parent
and subsidiaries are active.
Use Boolean operators to apply logic
to your search. |
| Issuer Group Industry SIC Code |
This field contains the four digit Standard
Industry Code(s) of the industry (ies) in the Issuer Group Industry
field. For example, for 9224 – fire
protection, type in the four digits 9224.
Use Boolean operators to apply
logic to your search.
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| Issuer Investment Grade |
If you select the High
Yield checkbox, you will only find High Yield issuers. A High Yield issuer
is defined as a corporate issuer with either no issuer
rating
at all or at least a below investment grade rating by S&P or Moody’s. Below
investment grade means a rating below BBB- for S&P and below Baa3 for Moody’s. |
| Issuer Moody's Rating |
This field allows you to search the Issuer’s credit rating by Moody’s.
If the Issuer does not have a credit rating by Moody’s, we use the
Issuer’s unsecured unsubordinated long-term debt rating by Moody’s
as a proxy. |
| Issuer Primary Industry |
This
field allows you to search the industry that the issuer earns most of its
revenues from. It is very rare that an issuer has more than one
primary industry, but this can happen if all of its primary industries
have equal revenues!
Use Boolean operators to apply logic
to your search. |
| Issuer Primary Industry SIC Code |
This field contains the four digit Standard Industry
Codes (SIC) for the primary industry (ies) of the issuer. For example,
for 9224 – fire
protection, type in the four digits 9224).
Visit the U.S. Department of Labor's website to see a list of all the SIC codes in detail.
Use Boolean operators to apply logic
to your search. |
| Issuer Secondary Industry |
This field contains the industries that an issuer may receive revenues
from, but are not its primary source of earnings.
Use Boolean operators to apply logic
to your search. |
| Issuer Secondary Industry SIC Code |
This field contains the four digit Standard
Industry Codes (SIC) for the secondary industry (ies) of the issuer.
For example, for 9224 – fire
protection, type in the four digits 9224).
Use Boolean operators to apply
logic to your search. |
| Issuer Sector |
This field allows you to search the issuer sector
field to find the issuer’s
sector rather than specific industry. Industries are more detailed than
sectors, therefore the 68 industries merge into 21 industry sectors.
For
example, if you are looking for deals by financial issuers, select Finance
from Issuer Sector).
Use Boolean operators to apply logic
to your search. |
| Issuer Standard & Poor's
Rating |
This field allows you to search the Issuer’s credit rating by S&P.
If the Issuer does not have a credit rating by S&P, we use the Issuer’s
unsecured unsubordinated long-term debt rating by S&P as a proxy. |
| Issuer Ticker |
This field allows you to search the ticker or symbol of the issuer.
Use Boolean operators to apply logic
to your search. |
