Titlebook: Credit Rating Agencies; Self-regulation, Sta Mohammed Hemraj Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 CRA.Credit rating

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Direkte Ermittlung von Wahrscheinlichkeiten,he US and EU. The intention of regulation is to solve the problems of conflicts of interest, lack of competition and lack of accountability on the part of credit rating agencies (CRAs). The regulation consists of soft laws, statutory regulations and common law. The book’s premise is that for any reg

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US and EU Soft Law: Self-Regulation,s felt that in some respect they did not address the problem of gatekeeper failure, which had arisen as a result of conflicts of interest, lack of competition and lack of accountability. The basis for the foundations of the code of conduct introduced by the regulators after the crisis (whether throu

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US Statutory Regulation,zation of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) Code. “The ‘worldwide credit crisis’ has thrust credit rating agencies into the spotlight, with attention focused on their ratings of novel structured finance products”. “Policymakers have undertaken a number of initiatives intended to address perceived probl

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EU Statutory Regulation,challenges in Europe”. The European Union (EU) 2009 regulation was in response to the economic and financial crisis. There was a need to restore confidence and prevent a similar situation occurring in the future. Similar to the US, the principal aim of the regulation is to protect the stability of f

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Regulation: Success or Failure?,he US and EU. The intention of regulation is to solve the problems of conflicts of interest, lack of competition and lack of accountability on the part of credit rating agencies (CRAs). The regulation consists of soft laws, statutory regulations and common law. The book’s premise is that for any reg