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Credit Rating Agencies and new European Regulation

Marco Lamandini

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Stressing the crucial role of Credit Rating Agencies (CRAs) in evaluating and disseminating information on financial products, Lamandini brings up the rather provocative question whether it is not time to confer to the supervisory authority the power to appoint, upon request of the issuer, the CRA called to deliver the rating.

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Stressing the crucial role of Credit Rating Agencies (CRAs) in evaluating and disseminating information on financial products, Lamandini brings up the rather provocative question whether it is not time to confer to the supervisory authority the power to appoint, upon request of the issuer, the CRA called to deliver the rating.

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Stressing the crucial role of Credit Rating Agencies (CRAs) in evaluating and disseminating information on financial products, Lamandini brings up the rather provocative question whether it is not time to confer to the supervisory authority the power to appoint, upon request of the issuer, the CRA called to deliver the rating.

Key concepts: Credit rating, Business, Accounting, Actuarial science

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