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Issue 20: Rating the Agencies

Rating the Agencies

Blamed by many for causing the financial crisis, credit ratings agencies are in the spotlight again over European downgrades. But are they really the villains they are made out to be? Christian Doherty investigates. To some, they are central protagonists in the biggest crime in recent years. To others, they are simply bystanders, unfairly held responsible for the avaric [...]

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