credit standing

American  

noun

1. reputation for meeting financial obligations.

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credit standing British  

noun

1. reputation for discharging financial obligations

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Example Sentences

With the U.S. credit standing likely permanently impaired, "The economy's long-term growth prospects are also weakened," Zandi wrote.

From Reuters

"The government is shifting its fiscal policy stance completely to 'sound financing' to secure fiscal sustainability, improve external credit standing and spend responsibly for future generations," the South Korean ministry said in a statement.

From Reuters

Experts have said the utility could benefit from a merger because of Avangrid’s credit standing and access to capital markets.

From Washington Times

Credit Karma watches all of your accounts for possible data breaches, monitors your credit standing and notifies you when it changes and why, and helps you to do things like lock your credit so that it’s harder for somebody to open an account in your name, among other services.

From The Verge

A separate government notice stated that parents who did not abide would be placed on an “untrustworthy persons list,” and face restrictions on jobs, special market transactions, cross-border travels, home reconstruction and other actions requiring good social credit standing.

From Los Angeles Times