T/CFIE 002-2023 Enterprise Intellectual Property Credit Evaluation Standards
T/CFIE 002-2023 Enterprise Intellectual Property Credit Evaluation Standards
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Main technical content: A.1 General Provisions When setting indicators for evaluating the intellectual property credit of enterprises, the following principles should be fully considered: — Comprehensiveness: It should comprehensively reflect the credit status of the evaluated object. It should not only reflect the historical situation of the evaluated object, but also predict future development trends; it should not only reflect the situation of the evaluated object itself, but also take into account external environmental factors and their possible impacts. — Scientificity: It should be based on scientific methods and sufficient data, and the indicators set should not overlap in terms of content coverage. Their interpretive functions should complement each other. — Targetedness: Indicators should be set based on the specific characteristics of enterprises, but it is not advisable to overemphasize the individuality of the evaluated object and ignore the commonalities among them. A.2 Elementary Indicators A.2.1 The elementary indicators for evaluating the intellectual property credit of enterprises are divided into three main parts: basic credit information, credit guarantee capability, and credit behavior records. The weight of the listed elementary indicators in the total indicator weight should not be less than 70%. The weight of each indicator should be adjusted by the credit service institutions according to the evaluation model and other factors based on the characteristics of the enterprise.