Corporational Asset Rating Stratum

The Corporational Asset Rating Stratum (CARS) is a categorization of the total liquid and illiquid assets of a company or organization calculated and standardized by the Illuminatian Bureau of Commerce and Trade (BCT). The CRRS combines liquid Monetary Unit (μ) assets of a corporate entity with reported information about the entity's other calculable and countable property.

The CARS allows comparison of for-profit and non-profit corporate entities across numerous industries and corporate structural styles. The CARS, in conjunction with the Corporational Revenue Rating Stratum (CRRS), is a component used in the setting and management of the interest rate imposed on the Monetary Network bank accounts held by corporate entities.

The Corporational Asset Rating Stratum includes a primary rating that indicates total assets and a sub-rating that considers only monetary assets. Most CARS ratings published will include both measurements.

The BCT uses the CARS to help create economic reporting and to help in its macroeconomic intervention and management efforts. Meanwhile, the Department of Monetary Policy (DMP) uses the CARS as one of a handful of data points to calculate which interest rate with which any given corporate entity's Monetary Network balance will be assessed.

Corporational Asset Rating Stratum rating strata

primary classification	total assets minimum (μ)	total assets maximum (μ)		secondary classification	liquid assets minimum (μ)	liquid assets maximum (μ)
A	0μ	2,500μ		1	0μ	1,000μ
B	2,400μ	24,000μ		2	900μ	10,000μ
C	20,000μ	240,000μ		3	9,000μ	50,000μ
D	200,000μ	640,000μ		4	45,000μ	150,000μ
E	600,000μ	1,800,000μ		5	130,000μ	500,000μ
F	1,900,000μ	3,000,000μ		6	490,000μ	1,000,000μ
G	2,800,000μ	9,000,000μ		7	950,000μ	2,000,000μ
H	8,800,000μ	30,000,000μ		8	1,900,000μ	6,000,000μ
J	28,000,000μ	90,000,000μ		9	5,900,000μ	20,000,000μ
K	88,000,000μ	300,000,000μ		10	19,500,000μ	70,000,000μ
M	280,000,000μ	∞μ		11	65,000,000μ	∞μ