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Company details
Market cap
$85B
P/E ratio
40×
Div yield
0.8%
EPS (TTM)
$11.60
Profit margin
30%
Rev. growth
+20%
Revenue
$7.1B
Free cash flow
$2.3B
In plain English
Moody's is half of the global credit-rating duopoly (with S&P): when a company or government borrows, Moody's grades the debt — issuers pay for the rating that markets can't do without. That toll-taking ratings arm (MIS) runs at ~55% margins, while a second business, Moody's Analytics, sells the data, KYC screening, risk models and research that ride on the same reputation.
In simple terms
What Moody's Corporation really sells
Moody's is half of the global credit-rating duopoly (with S&P): when a company or government borrows, Moody's grades the debt — issuers pay for the rating that markets can't do without. That toll-taking ratings arm (MIS) runs at ~55% margins, while a second business, Moody's Analytics, sells the data, KYC screening, risk models and research that ride on the same reputation.
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