MOODY'S CORP

Moody’s hires John Schobel to lead AI‑powered RegTech growth, targeting global expansion and a unified compliance platform amid tighter regulation.

Explore Moody’s recent share decline and uncover how regulatory shifts, fintech competition, and ESG demand are reshaping its future growth potential.

Moody’s reports modest earnings growth amid credit rating downgrades, yet its loan portfolio stays resilient—learn how rising yields and tightening markets affect investor strategy.

Moody’s shares rose 45% over five years, but a forensic look shows modest earnings, moderate volatility, and hidden regulatory risks—insightful for investors weighing the hype.

Moody’s adds ex‑Assurant CEO Keith Demmings to its board – but the delayed committee roles, no related‑party disclosures and a tech‑pivot raise red flags for investors and regulators.

Moody’s Q2 2026 results show 15% revenue growth, $155 M earnings, and a $30 M divestiture gain, boosting analyst price targets to $572–$597.

Moody’s Baa2 rating gives Swedish steelmaker SSAB AB a solid rating, but the data shows a conservative, not standout, financial stance and raises questions about future growth and potential conflicts of interest.

Moody’s rolls out a sweeping overhaul, cutting production costs, shuffling top execs, and boosting ESG efforts—boosting margins while navigating supply‑chain risks.

Moody’s secures a Ba3/B+ rating for its medium‑term notes, shows modest insider trades, and highlights stable debt metrics—offering investors insight into its credit stance and governance.

Explore how Berkshire Hathaway keeps Moody’s Corporation steady while reshaping its portfolio for tech and media growth, balancing risk and opportunity.