National rating scale
National rating scale consists of four rating classes:
| Class À | High solvency level |
| Class B | Acceptable solvency level |
| Class C | Low solvency level |
| Class D | Unsatisfactory solvency level |
Every class is divided into several sub-classes indicated by "++", "+" or "without index".
| Rating | Meaning |
| À++ | High solvency level Risk of late fulfilment of obligations in minimal |
| À+ | High solvency level Risk of late fulfilment of obligations is insignificant |
| À | High solvency level Risk of late fulfilment of obligations is low Probability of full or partial debt restructuring is minimal |
| Â++ | Acceptable solvency level Risk of late fulfilment of obligations is relatively low Probability of full or partial debt restructuring is insignificant |
| Â+ | Acceptable solvency level Risk of full or partial debt restructuring is low |
| Â | Acceptable solvency level Risk of full or partial debt restructuring is relatively low |
| Ñ++ | Low solvency level Risk of full or partial debt restructuring is significant |
| Ñ+ | Low solvency level Risk of full or partial debt restructuring is high |
| Ñ | Low solvency level Risk of default is extremely high |
| D | Unsatisfactory solvency level |
- National rating scale
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