Government
Mar. 13, 2003
Taking Charge
Forum Column - By Steven L. Schwarcz - The government needs to balance the necessity for a rigorous standard for rating against the need to ensure competition. This should be accomplished by provisionally authorizing high-quality foreign or domestic entities that evaluate businesses and their securities to issue ratings that can be used to provide securities law exemption.
Forum Column
By Steven L. Schwarcz
The government needs to balance the necessity for a rigorous standard for rating against the need to ensure competition. This should be accomplished by provisionally authorizing high-quality foreign or domestic entities that evaluate businesses and their securities to issue ratings that can be used to provide securities law exemption.
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By Steven L. Schwarcz
The government needs to balance the necessity for a rigorous standard for rating against the need to ensure competition. This should be accomplished by provisionally authorizing high-quality foreign or domestic entities that evaluate businesses and their securities to issue ratings that can be used to provide securities law exemption.
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