Static Methodologies
Broad rating categories provide a starting point; a common numerical score can support more granular comparison.
MUseQ® helps issuers and investors assess credit quality on a common scale across municipal, corporate, and structured credit — supporting cross-asset comparison and relative-value analysis.
The Problem
Credit ratings remain essential, but they were never designed to provide continuous, numerical comparison across asset classes. MUseQ® adds the missing layer.
Broad rating categories provide a starting point; a common numerical score can support more granular comparison.
Comparing credit across markets requires a consistent analytical framework.
Differences between assessed credit quality and market pricing can reveal opportunities for further analysis.
“A siloed approach can't get you there.” — Rob Fauber, CEO, Moody's | Fortune, April 16, 2026
The Solution
MUseQ Credit Intelligence — the new-issue score and narrative that completes the credit story.
Think with MQubeMUseQ® Credit Intelligence — a continuously updated view of repayment strength and downside risk that helps investors compare opportunities and invest with confidence.
Think with MQubeCollateralized Municipal Loan Obligations® — the structured product built from MQVal-scored municipal collateral.
CMLO®Why Now
Powerful structural forces are transforming how institutional credit is analyzed, priced,
and managed across fragmented public and private markets.
Unlocks new data, patterns and predictive capabilities.
More data, deeper insights across public and private markets.x
More asset classes. More interconnections. Greater systemic risk.
Greater transparency, risk measurement and capital efficiency.
One Intelligence.
Every Credit.
Multidimensional
Credit Intelligence
A Stronger, More
Efficient Credit
Market
A common measure of relative credit
survivability
Deeper insight, clearer decisions
Early signals, proactive risk management
Financial crises rarely repeat, but they leave lessons.
MUseQ® examines decades of financial stress to uncover what held up, what failed, and which signals emerged early—
helping assess how credits may respond to the next economic shift.
Persistent inflation, rising rates and market instability across asset classes.
Oil embargoes and energy price spikes.
Global equity markets fall more than 20% in one day.
Asset price bubbles burst, banking stress spreads globally.
Currency devaluations and contagion across Asia.
Tech valuations collapse, exposing excesses.
Housing collapse, credit freeze and a global recession.
Sovereign debt crisis tests the Eurozone.
Global shutdowns and an economic freefall.
Rapid inflation and aggressive rate hikes.
Bank failures and renewed stress in the financial system.
Learn from the last cycle. See the next one more clearly.