Rating systems imply that firms with distinct ratings have different chances to bankruptcy, but firms within the same rating still defer in bankruptcy probabilities. In this paper, we propose a credit risk model in order to capture these inner- and inter-rating differences. A hybrid model is formulated to incorporate both credit rating and firm individual information in order to reflect these differences. Explicitly computable approximations for the expected bankruptcy time and the tail probabilities of the bankruptcy time are developed for model calibrations and bankruptcy predictions. We further demonstrate our model’s capability in fitting empirical bond-yield structure, and propose an application in rating system evaluation via this procedure.