A ranking and, in particular, in the financial market, the (by whom and how; made by whom and how?)
Classification (position on a scale in relation to others) of institutions. However, because they are often based on completely different benchmarks, such as market share (in which sector of business?), number of branches, balance sheet total or popularity with customers, published classifications must always be viewed with strong distrust. – Ranking is not to be equated with rating as the proper assessment of creditworthiness, although this is very often done. – See Primahaus.
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