Standard Statistics Company

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Standard Statistics Company was an early 20th-century financial information and credit-rating firm that later merged to form the foundation of the modern Standard & Poor’s rating agency.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf credit rating agency
financial information company
basedIn New York City
businessModel subscription-based financial information services
classification defunct company
contributedTo development of modern credit rating industry
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dataType corporate balance sheet data
income statement data
security price information
focus bond markets
corporate securities
creditworthiness assessment
foundedInPeriod early 20th century
historicalRole early provider of organized credit ratings in the United States
predecessor of Standard & Poor’s rating agency
industry credit rating
financial information
financial services
legacy foundation of the modern Standard & Poor’s rating agency
influence on global credit rating standards
locationCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
mergedInto Standard & Poor’s NERFINISHED
mergedWith Poor’s Publishing Company NERFINISHED
notableFor early standardized credit rating practices
systematic collection of financial statistics on corporations
operatedInCentury 20th century
partOfFormationOf S&P Global Ratings NERFINISHED
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services NERFINISHED
providedService bond ratings
corporate financial information
credit ratings
investment research
servedClientType banks
brokerage firms
institutional investors
investors
successor Standard & Poor’s NERFINISHED

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Standard & Poor's originatedFrom Standard Statistics Company