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Definition of Creditworthiness
1. Noun. Trustworthiness with money as based on a person's credit history; a general qualification for borrowing.
Definition of Creditworthiness
1. Noun. The property of being creditworthy. ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Lexicographical Neighbors of Creditworthiness
Literary usage of Creditworthiness
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Former Soviet Union: Credit Worthiness of Successor States and U. S. Export by DIANE Publishing Company (1995)
"We found that FSU and, [ and Ukrainian creditworthiness were assessed as ve committee
... It noted a ra Soviet creditworthiness, reports of military moveme ..."
2. Asian Development Bank: Questions & Answers by Diane Publishing Staff (1992)
"31 How does the ADB ensure that sound banking principles and its creditworthiness
in the capital markets are not compromised by its concessional loans? ..."
3. Race and Default in Credit Markets: A Colloquy edited by Michael A. Stegman (1996)
"Figure 1 shows the distribution of creditworthiness in a population; that is,
... The lender sets a level of creditworthiness (C) that maximizes profits, ..."
4. Making Markets: Economic Transformation in Eastern Europe and the Post by Shafiqul Islam, Michael Mandelbaum (1993)
"Wlodzimierz Siwinski, “Why Poland Lost Its creditworthiness,” in Marer and
Siwinski, creditworthiness and Reform, pp. 25—31. 7. ..."
5. Governance in China by OECD (2005)
"One routine operation of banks is to assess the creditworthiness of other
institutions that are active participants in the market and modify the conditions ..."
6. Export Credit Financing Systems in Oecd Member and Non-Member Countries by OECD Staff, Daiana Cipollone (2001)
"2.1.3 Cost of cover Premiums differ according to type of insurance, creditworthiness
of the buyer country and creditworthiness of the individual buyer. ..."
7. Former Soviet Union: Credit Worthiness of Successor States and U. S. Export by DIANE Publishing Company (1995)
"We found that FSU and, [ and Ukrainian creditworthiness were assessed as ve committee
... It noted a ra Soviet creditworthiness, reports of military moveme ..."
8. Asian Development Bank: Questions & Answers by Diane Publishing Staff (1992)
"31 How does the ADB ensure that sound banking principles and its creditworthiness
in the capital markets are not compromised by its concessional loans? ..."
9. Race and Default in Credit Markets: A Colloquy edited by Michael A. Stegman (1996)
"Figure 1 shows the distribution of creditworthiness in a population; that is,
... The lender sets a level of creditworthiness (C) that maximizes profits, ..."
10. Making Markets: Economic Transformation in Eastern Europe and the Post by Shafiqul Islam, Michael Mandelbaum (1993)
"Wlodzimierz Siwinski, “Why Poland Lost Its creditworthiness,” in Marer and
Siwinski, creditworthiness and Reform, pp. 25—31. 7. ..."
11. Governance in China by OECD (2005)
"One routine operation of banks is to assess the creditworthiness of other
institutions that are active participants in the market and modify the conditions ..."
12. Export Credit Financing Systems in Oecd Member and Non-Member Countries by OECD Staff, Daiana Cipollone (2001)
"2.1.3 Cost of cover Premiums differ according to type of insurance, creditworthiness
of the buyer country and creditworthiness of the individual buyer. ..."
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