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The paper analyzes the effect of competition between credit rating agencies (CRAs) on the information content of ratings. We show that a monopolistic CRA pools sellers into multiple rating classes and has partial market coverage. This provides an opportunity for market entry. The entrant designs...
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The paper analyzes how entry of a new rating agency changes the information content of ratings. In the first part of the paper we build a model to analyze the optimal disclosure policy of a monopoly rating agency depending on the value of information to the buyers, and then describe the...
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The paper analyzes how entry of a new rating agency changes the information content of ratings. In the first part of the paper we build a model to analyze the optimal disclosure policy of a monopoly rating agency depending on the value of information to the buyers. Then we describe the potential...
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The paper analyzes the effect of competition between credit rating agencies (CRAs) on the information content of ratings. We show that a monopolistic CRA pools sellers into multiple rating classes and has partial market coverage. This provides an opportunity for market entry. The entrant designs...
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There has been a net propensity over the last decade for the dominant rating agency of the U.S. insurance industry, A.M. Best, to downgrade property-liability insurers. This could reflect a general deteriorating credit worthiness of the industry or an increase in the performance thresholds...
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There has been a net propensity over the last decade for the dominant rating agency of the U.S. insurance industry, A.M. Best, to downgrade property-liability insurers. This could reflect a general deteriorating credit worthiness of the industry or an increase in the performance thresholds...
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