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Fitch Ratings affirmed the B long-term issuer default rating on Dun & Bradstreet Corp. and upgraded the company's senior unsecured issue rating to BB-/RR2 from B-/RR5.
The outlook on the issuer default rating is stable.
The ratings reflect the company's performance to date, which has been in-line to better than Fitch's expectations. The ratings also take into account Dun & Bradstreet's deleveraging capacity and leverage improvement, among other things.