Credit Intelligence Features:

SUMMARY
D&B Finance Analytics Credit Intelligence features proprietary data, including the Overall Business Risk and the Maximum Credit Recommendation, as well as Dun & Bradstreet’s risk scores and ratings – the D&B ® Failure Score, the D&B ® Delinquency Score, the D&B PAYDEX ® , and the D&B ® Rating

TRADE PAYMENTS
The Data Cloud has one of the world’s largest commercial trade data networks. D&B's trade payment data helps to indicate how quickly a company is likely to pay its bills  in the future by reviewing its payment patterns with others in the past.

OWNERSHIP
Dun & Bradstreet has one of the largest and most complete collection of corporate family tree information. In D&B Finance Analytics you can view the corporate family tree of more than 120 million linked companies around the world. By understanding your corporate exposure across these hierarchies, you can uncover new revenue opportunities and hidden risks.

LEGAL EVENTS
Past and present legal activities can impact a company’s financial stability and operations. Here you’ll discover any bankruptcy or insolvency events and other public filings.

FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Dun & Bradstreet provides comprehensive financial information on publicly traded and privately owned entities. Where available, financial data is provided over a period of up to 5 years, which can be critical when determining credit limits and lending terms.

PRINCIPALS
Information on the executives and principals associated with a business is important as it provides insight into leadership. Information can include the date the person was employed and involvement with associated businesses, such as directorships.

COUNTRY INSIGHT
In-depth Country Insight reports feature current risks and opportunities within a country and its regional and global context; shorter Country Insight Snapshots offer a high-level view of a country’s political, commercial, and macroeconomic environment. In addition, each country is given a Country Risk Score based on an assessment of that country’s political, commercial, economic, and sovereign risks.