This paper provides a descriptive analysis of the credit rating processes employed by major credit rating agencies in India, including CRISIL, ICRA, and CARE. The Indian economy's volatility poses challenges for investors, making the role of credit rating agencies crucial in assessing the creditworthiness of financial instruments. These agencies employ unique methodologies, rating instruments from AAA to D, based on various parameters, reflecting their risk assessments. While these ratings aid investors in making informed investment decisions, they also raise awareness about the associated risks, promoting cautious investment behaviour. The study highlights the similarities and differences in the methodologies used by these agencies, offering insights into their ratings' reliability and effectiveness.
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