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Who rates the raters?

Fledgling rating agencies are complaining about a so-called cartel being run by the SEC in its system of granting ‘approved status’ but this hasn’t prevented Canadian agency Dominion from making the grade, as Hardeep Dhillon reports

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For nearly a century rating agencies have been providing a valuable service to investors, helping them avoid uncreditworthy debt issuers. But it has only been in the past 30 years that a select few agencies have been granted ‘approved status’ by the industry regulator. Since then, any new entrants into the credit rating business have found it more or less impossible to break into this

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