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Credit Rating Agencies as Gatekeepers
2016This chapter begins by introducing the theme of the book and providing a brief outline of subsequent chapters. It then contextualizes the discussion by presenting the varied but conjoined interests of the key players in the sovereign debt market—the national governments which seek to borrow on the international capital market, and the investors which ...
David F. Tennant, Marlon R. Tracey
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Regulation of credit rating agencies
Journal of Banking & Finance, 2009Abstract Financial regulators recognize certain credit rating agencies for regulatory purposes. However, it is often argued that credit rating agencies have an incentive to assign inflated ratings. This paper studies a repeated principal-agent problem in which a regulator approves credit rating agencies.
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2016
Credit rating agencies have come under increased scrutiny since the global financial crisis of 2007–2008, and they have been recognized as holding a key gatekeeping role in the capital markets. As such, an entire subtitle of the comprehensive Dodd-Frank Act—Subtitle C of Title IX—is dedicated to rating agency reform. In particular, given the importance
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Credit rating agencies have come under increased scrutiny since the global financial crisis of 2007–2008, and they have been recognized as holding a key gatekeeping role in the capital markets. As such, an entire subtitle of the comprehensive Dodd-Frank Act—Subtitle C of Title IX—is dedicated to rating agency reform. In particular, given the importance
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The Disciplining Effect of Credit Default Swap Trading on the Quality of Credit Rating Agencies†
Contemporary Accounting Research, 2022Samuel B Bonsall
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, 2009 2015
Drawing upon the analyses in the previous chapters we now explore the “what ifs” of a national PCRA. The insights gleaned from the identification of functions and malfunctions, issues surrounding methods of assessing creditworthiness, the effectiveness of government, and regulatory capture are invoked to justify the existence, role(s) and the structure
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Drawing upon the analyses in the previous chapters we now explore the “what ifs” of a national PCRA. The insights gleaned from the identification of functions and malfunctions, issues surrounding methods of assessing creditworthiness, the effectiveness of government, and regulatory capture are invoked to justify the existence, role(s) and the structure
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Management Forecast Optimism During Credit Watch and Credit Rating Agencies’ Disciplinary Role
Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance, 2022Kai Wai Hui, Alfred Zhu Liu
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International credit rating agencies in Africa: perceptions, trends and challenges
International Journal of Sustainable Economy, 2021Misheck Mutize
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