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Problematic Practices of Credit Rating Agencies: The Neglected Risks of Mortgage‐Backed Securities

Phil Hosp

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This chapter contains sections titled: Credit Rating Agencies as Gatekeepers Credit Ratings in Mortgage Securitization Problems in the Credit Rating Industry Proposal: Handicapping the Credit Rating Agencies Conclusion Notes About the Author

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Key concepts: Securitization, Credit rating, Credit enhancement, Bond credit rating, Credit reference, Structured finance, Business, Credit history

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