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B. Monitoring and Updating

  • Except for Credit Ratings that clearly indicate they do not entail ongoing surveillance, once a Credit Rating      is published, Moody's will monitor the Credit Rating on an ongoing basis and update it by:

  • A) Periodically reviewing the creditworthiness of the Issuer or other relevant entity;

    B) Initiating a review of the status of the Credit Rating upon becoming aware of any information that      might reasonably be expected to result in a Credit Rating action (including termination of a Credit      Rating), consistent with the applicable rating methodology; and

    C) Updating on a timely basis the rating, as appropriate, based on the results of such review.

  • In accordance with Moody's published Rating Withdrawal Policy Moody’s will announce via press release if      it discontinues a public Credit Rating on an Issuer or obligation.

  • C. Integrity of the Rating Process

  • Moody's and its Employees will comply with all applicable laws and regulations governing their activities in      the jurisdictions in which Moody’s operates.

  • Moody's and its Employees will deal fairly and honestly with Issuers, investors, other market participants,      and the public.

  • Moody's will hold its Employees to high standards of integrity. Moody’s will not knowingly employ any      individuals with demonstrably compromised integrity.

  • Moody's and its Analysts will not, either implicitly or explicitly, give any assurance or guarantee of a      particular Credit Rating prior to a rating committee. This does not preclude Moody’s from developing      provisional assessments used in structured financings or similar transactions.

  • The Office of Compliance will be responsible for assessing adherence to the various procedural provisions      of this Code. The reporting line of the Office of Compliance will be independent of Moody’s rating      operations and the compensation of individuals in this function will be determined by individuals without      Credit Ratings operation responsibilities at Moody's.

  • While Employees are not expected to be experts in the law, they are expected to report activities of      which they are aware that a reasonable person would question as a potential violation of the law or this      Code. Any Moody’s Manager or officer who receives such a report from an Employee is obligated to report      it promptly to the Legal Department or the Office of Compliance, which will take appropriate action, as      determined by the laws and regulations of the jurisdiction and the rules and guidelines set forth by      Moody's. Employees may also report any such matters on a confidential or anonymous basis by calling      Moody’s anonymous hotline.

  • Moody's management will prohibit retaliation by any Moody’s Employee or by Moody’s itself against any      Employee who, in good faith, reports a possible violation of the law or this Code.

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