Credit rating agency debate flares

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Jul 2003

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Washington, DC – The US debate over the role and regulation of credit rating agencies is hotting up, with publication by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of a concept release at the beginning of June. The release is designed to elicit feedback from the industry about credit rating agencies, in preparation for the creation of a set of proposed rules by the SEC, perhaps later in the year.

A letter to congressman Richard Baker, chairman of the subcommittee on capital markets, insurance

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