Standard & Poor's creates 'internal regulator' role

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Jan 2009

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In an effort to "strengthen its ratings process, increase transparency and better serve capital markets", rating agency Standard & Poor's has appointed Ray Groves to the newly created position of ombudsman, effective February 16.

Groves, a former chairman and chief executive at Ernst & Young, will be expected to address issues and concerns about agency practices raised externally and internally, while making sure S&P has the necessary channels to deal with problems.

He will report directly to

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