Sovereign's credit rating confirmed
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Sovereign's credit rating confirmed

A M Best has affirmed the financial strength rating of Sovereign as A+ (Superior) and the issuer credit rating of "aa-" with the outlook for both ratings being stable.

Jenha White
Thu, Dec 23rd 2010 06:17AM
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