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Overrated regulation

Rating agencies have come under fire for their failure to provide investors with a clear rating of market risk. Yet regulators gave their blessing to the agencies' methodologies through the Basel II banking rules. Who's really to blame? By William Rhode

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Ever since they were caught on the back foot by the US subprime crisis and forced into a flood of dramatic debt downgrades, the big three rating agencies - Fitch Ratings, Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's (S&P) - have been under attack. Questions over the organisations' methodologies, suggestions of conflicts of interests and accusations of incompetence have seen their share prices

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