Moody's MCP. Track issuer credit ratings and rating actions instantly.

Listen up. This server gives your agent deep-dive access to global credit ratings and risk data from Moody's. You don't just get a single rating; you pull structured intelligence on who issued the debt, what the market thinks of it, and how that standing has changed over time. It’s built for people who need concrete answers fast.

Finding Your Target Entity:
You gotta start somewhere. If you know an organization's name or some keywords but aren't sure if they're properly listed, use search_entities. This tool lets your agent search the database by names or general keywords to find matching issuers before running any detailed reports. Once you narrow down a target group, you pull core profile data and current credit ratings for an entire organization using get_issuer_details.

If you need a broader look at what's available—like listing all historical and current ratings associated with that corporate issuer—you run list_issuer_ratings.

Drilling Down to Specific Debt:
When you know the exact financial product, you don’t waste time. To check specific security ratings for a bond or financial product, feed it a CUSIP or ISIN into list_issue_ratings. This gets you every recorded credit rating and associated metadata for that single piece of debt.

For even more granular detail on one issue—like checking the official rating and all the background data tied to a specific ID—you use get_issue_details. These tools let your agent pull verifiable facts about any given financial obligation.

Tracking Market Movement & Context:
The market doesn't stand still, so you need history. To track how credit standing changes over time, run list_rating_actions. This pulls a list of recent actions—like upgrades or downgrades—across entire sectors or global markets. It shows the movement, not just the current spot. If you want to know what market groups Moody's covers for context, use get_market_segments to get a list of specific segments; this helps narrow your financial search focus and gives you scope.

For reference, if anyone asks about rating scales or terminology, get_rating_reference provides the official guide detailing all the different ratings and terminologies Moody's uses.

Putting It Together:
Your workflow looks like this: first, run search_entities to locate the right issuer. Next, use get_issuer_details or list_issuer_ratings to scope out the company's profile. If you’re focused on a specific bond, you hit it with an ISIN into list_issue_ratings. Then, if you need the full picture—the history and context—you run list_rating_actions or check segments using get_market_segments.

Your agent handles all those steps, giving you structured credit intelligence every single time. You're getting verifiable data points on issuers, specific securities, rating actions, and market coverage.