Synonyms for creditworthiness
cred·it·wor·thi·ness

Princeton's WordNet

1. creditworthinessnoun

   trustworthiness with money as based on a person's credit history; a general qualification for borrowing

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1. List of paraphrases for "creditworthiness":

   solvency, credit-worthiness

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1. James Park:

   They have lent money against the assets and they have fewer assets now, so the creditworthiness of the company is certainly in question, i would be very surprised if the case is dismissed.

2. Cedric Berry:

   The recent defaults have highlighted long-standing concerns about high public and private sector leverage against a backdrop of low growth and a very weak real estate market characterized by chronic over-capacity, in itself, a policy of more limited support is positive for the government’s finances and creditworthiness. However, there is limited transparency on the GREs’ balance sheets and the challenging economic environment has increased the risk that some entities could still require financial support, putting pressure on government finances.

3. The Treasury:

   The creditworthiness of the United States is not a bargaining chip, and Congress should address this matter without controversy.

4. Hiroki Shibata:

   Asking private companies to shoulder all of the current debt involves a very heavy burden on their creditworthiness.

5. Whitehaven Chief Executive Paul Flynn:

   It demonstrates Whitehaven's improved creditworthiness and the increased confidence that lenders have in our growth plans and in our capacity to execute them ahead of expectations.