Comprehensive credit assessment and valuation services for the Libyan market
SANAD provides forward-looking, independent opinions on the creditworthiness of entities and financial instruments.
Published credit ratings that provide the market with an independent evaluation of credit quality at entity and instrument levels. Publicly available on our website and through data providers.
Confidential credit ratings for entities that require an independent credit assessment but do not wish to make the rating publicly available. Distributed only to the rated entity and designated parties.
Indicative, non-binding assessments giving entities an early view of their likely rating before committing to a full rating engagement. Useful for pre-issuance planning.
Beyond traditional credit ratings, SANAD offers specialized assessments and independent opinions.
Independent opinions on the alignment of sukuk, green bonds, social bonds, and sustainability-linked instruments with their stated frameworks and objectives. Essential for Islamic finance market credibility.
Standalone assessments of environmental, social, and governance practices. Covers board independence, executive separation, regulatory compliance, timely filing of financial statements, and adherence to Libyan Stock Market (LSM) listing requirements.
Ongoing surveillance of rated entities with periodic reviews. Ratings are placed on Rating Watch when events may lead to a rating change, providing early warning to market participants.
Licensed valuation services in accordance with international standards, as authorized by our CMA license.
Independent valuation of assets, equity securities, and financial instruments using DCF, comparable company analysis, asset-based approaches, and other internationally recognized methodologies.
Valuation of bonds, sukuk, and other debt instruments for fair value determination, regulatory compliance, and portfolio management.
Supporting services that complement our core rating and valuation activities.
Assessment of entity compliance with CMA regulations, CBL directives, LISA requirements, and corporate governance standards.
Published research on Libyan industry sectors, economic trends, and credit conditions to support informed decision-making by market participants.
An online checklist, a review by our team, then a digital engagement agreement you accept in one click — no paper, per Article 16 of LCMA Resolution 38/2024.
All our services are available for both conventional and Islamic finance structures. Our Islamic finance capabilities include AAOIFI-compliant assessments, IFSB-aligned bank ratings, and Sharia governance evaluations.
Contact our team to discuss how SANAD's services can support your needs.
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