Ratings agency Standard & Poors has affirmed the Island’s AA+ sovereign credit rating.
The company says the Island’s high per-capita income, strong government finances, and consensus policymaking means a stable outlook for our economy.
S&P says it rates our long- and short-term sovereign credit ratings as AA+/A-1+.
And it points out there’s a balance of risk being struck between the government's balance sheet and external vulnerabilities, including potential problems from offshore parents or changes in international regulations.
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