Moody's Corp

Moody’s beats 2025 earnings expectations, fuels 2026 outlook with high‑single‑digit revenue growth, AI‑enhanced ratings, and ESG expansion.

Moody’s launches a Riyadh HQ to boost Saudi finance, deepen Vision 2030 ties, and offer top‑tier credit & risk analysis for growing Gulf markets.

Moody’s Riyadh HQ expands its MENA footprint, positioning ESG‑ and sukuk‑focused ratings ahead of rivals amid Saudi Vision 2030 reforms.

Moody’s remains a stable, high‑margin credit‑rating leader—its 35% market share, new ESG‑focused analytics, and AI‑driven risk tools position the firm for growth amid fintech disruption and tightening regulations.

Moody’s Mexico removes ratings for América Móvil and BNSP, widening spreads and tightening liquidity amid tougher regulatory scrutiny, while MarketBeta’s stake signals confidence in Moody’s equity.

Moody’s sees a subtle shift: Goldman’s price‑target tweak and a new ETF stake highlight evolving valuation expectations, while its Mexico rating pullback underscores rising cross‑border risk‑analysis demands.

Moody’s attracts institutional buyers, boosts liquidity, and invests in compliance and AI‑driven ratings—fueling growth and investor confidence.

Moody’s sees modest institutional buying amid rating updates, hinting at confidence in its credit‑rating business and emerging‑market focus.

Moody’s recent institutional buying and selling shows investors weighing traditional credit strength against ESG and AI‑driven competition, highlighting value and growth prospects.

Moody’s February 2026 moves: Mexico rating shifts, modest institutional buying and regulatory updates—what they signal for investors and the credit‑rating sector.