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Isle of Man rating
The island was one of the last nations to carry the Standard and Poor's (S&P) AAA rating, when it was downgraded to AA+ in late 2011. The downgrade followed S&P assessment that the Isle of Man was "constrained by its undiversified small economy, which makes it more vulnerable to external shocks. The island's current long-term sovereign rating now denotes high credit quality and a stable outlook.
On a positive note, S&P acknowledged that the crown dependency has a high income level and strong balance sheet, and said it could return to its triple-A status if it "diversified its economy further away from financial sector-related activities". "The Standard & Poor’s report maintains its ‘stable’ outlook for the economy and acknowledges that the Isle of Man is characterised by a high income level, strong fiscal balance sheet and political stability."
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