Winter 2014, Volume 1, Number 2 Archives

Antitrust Chronicle<sup>®</sup> – Antitrust and Credit Rating Agencies

Antitrust Chronicle^® – Antitrust and Credit Rating Agencies

Winter 2014, Volume 1, Number 2

Dear Readers, This issue, sponsored by Rosa Abrantes-Metz, takes a global look at the vexing question of an essential — but contentious — oligopoly, the credit rating agencies (“CRAs”). Credit Rating Agencies have become increasingly important in the last few years due to the increasing changes in the financial sector. CRAs were recently in the […]

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Antitrust Chronicle^® – Antitrust and Credit Rating Agencies

CPI
Oct 1, 2021

DEC-14(2)

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Dec 23, 2015

FEB-14(1)

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Dec 22, 2015

JAN-14(2)

CPI
Dec 22, 2015

Looking at Credit Rating Agencies Through a Leegin Lens

Mark Patterson
Jan 29, 2014

Global Reform of Credit Rating Agencies and Challengers From Emerging Markets

Trudi Makhaya
Jan 28, 2014

Reforming Credit Rating Agencies: More Competition, Less Regulation or Both? A Proposal for Moving Forward

R. Shyam Khemani
Jan 28, 2014

Credit Rating Agencies: Change by Competition Law or Regulation?

Paolo Palmigiano
Jan 28, 2014

Did Credit Rating Agencies Cause the European Sovereign Debt Crisis?

Rosa Abrantes-Metz
Jan 28, 2014

Market Power in the Credit Rating Industry: State of Play and Proposal for Reforms

Bertrand Candelon
Jan 28, 2014

Regulating the Credit Rating Agencies? Less Would Be More

Lawrence White
Jan 28, 2014

Competition Between Credit Rating Agencies: A Brazilian Point of View

Claudio Ribeiro de Lucinda
Jan 28, 2014

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