Integration of non-financial reporting into credit rating processes
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This study discusses the integration of non-financial reporting into credit rating processes and examines how this integration can improve the risk assessments of credit rating agencies and financial institutions. Considering non-financial information, particularly environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors, allows businesses and financial institutions to more comprehensively assess the risks they face. The research establishes that non-financial reporting reflects businesses' financial performance, sustainability practices and corporate responsibilities, and considers the potential benefits of including this information in credit rating processes. It appears that the integration of non-financial information allows credit rating agencies to make more transparent, accountable and comprehensive analyses. It is anticipated that this integration will have positive effects on the health of financial markets and the quality of decision-making prosesse.
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Rifad Yusuf Yazar
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Başkent University
Uluslararası Finansal Raporlama ve Denetim Bilim Dalı
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Rifad Yusuf Yazar (Master Thesis). Integration of non-financial reporting into credit rating processes, 2025, Başkent University.
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