Melbourne, Monday 16 June 2025 – Australia Ratings today announced it will cease assigning credit ratings to debt and hybrid securities listed on the ASX, effective 30 June 2025.
This includes the public ratings of the Australian Government Treasury Bonds and Treasury Indexed Bonds, as well as the Australian Unity Bonds (ASX codes: AYUHD and AYUHE) issued by Australian Unity Limited (AUL).
The current credit rating of the Australian Unity Bonds (AYUHD and AYUHE) is ‘BBB+’ with a product complexity indicator (PCI) of ‘GREEN’. The current rating primarily reflects the analysis of AUL’s financial statements for the year ending 30 June 2024. The PCI represents Australia Ratings’ opinion that the Bonds have simple and straight forward terms and conditions.
For more information contact:
Chris Dalton, Managing Director, 0403 584 600, chris.dalton@australiaratings.com
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About Australia Ratings
Australia Ratings is Australia’s local credit rating agency with over 60 years of experience in assessing and rating credit risk. Australia
Ratings was formed in 2010 following regulatory reforms to the operation of credit rating agencies in Australia. Australia Ratings Pty
Limited holds Australia Financial Services License No. 346138.
Opinions of Australia Ratings are determined by its analytical team in accordance with its rating methodology. The Board of Australia
Ratings, whose members include Jarrod Brown, Chris Dalton, and Mike Dontschuk, oversee the application of Australia Ratings rating
methodology and the integrity of the rating process.
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Ratings’ Credit Rating and Product Complexity Indicator (PCI) Scale.
