The Challenge

Many countries are faced with the reality that approximately 1.6 billion people live in inadequate housing conditions. As such, investment in existing assets and developing affordable housing have increased. Social housing providers are now expected to capitalise on record-low interest rates and obtain external financing for projects. As a result, managing higher levels of debt, together with stable, predictable cash flows and strong liquidity positions have become crucial to maintaining creditworthiness.

The Solution

Closely monitoring the credit quality with S&P Global Market Intelligence Social Housing Provider and Association Scorecard provides a valuable framework for assessing credit risk, using measures that can affect the likelihood of default.

SHPA Scorecard Structure

The scorecard provides a granular and transparent framework for assessing credit risk, using measures that can affect the likelihood of default. It includes 7 factors to derive the Stand-alone Credit Profile (SACP) for social housing providers and associations.

The factors are divided between the enterprise profile and financial profile.

Enterprise profile determined by:
  • Industry risk
  • Economic fundamentals
  • Market dependencies
  • Market position

Financial profile determined by:
  • Financial performance
  • Debt profile
  • Liquidity
  • Financial policies

Contact us to learn more about our Social Housing Provider Scorecard

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