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Credit-rating agencies have an incentive to maintain a public reputation for credibility among investors but also have … an incentive to develop a second, private reputation for leniency among issuers. We show that in markets with few issuers … form a “double reputation.” The model extends the existing literature on “cheap-talk” reputation to the case of two …
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This study is an attempt to compare and contrast the ratings granted by prominent agencies, the so-called Big Three namely S&P, Moody's and Fitch that dominate the market. The sovereign ratings are proven to motivate the CDS figures of countries empirically, and low ratings are known to increase...
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This paper takes a look at two areas where the subprime crisis has triggered debate and is paving the way for possible movement towards greater global regulation: international banking supervision and the role of credit rating agencies. It surveys the varied range of opinions on the role that...
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1. Introduction to the book -- 2. General sample and general methodology -- 3. Sovereign credit universe -- 4. Macroeconomic environment of sovereign default -- 5. The history of sovereign ratings and the emergence of the three major sovereign credit agencies -- 6. Agencies' methodology for...
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A critical introduction to the complex world of the credit rating industry: how it works, how it has evolved, the role …
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