The US Securities and Exchange Commission has questioned whether Egan-Jones, the small credit rating provider that has come under fire for its grades on private credit loans, can “consistently produce credit ratings with integrity”.
The regulator said an application by Egan-Jones to rate new classes of debt “raises questions about the adequacy of [Egan-Jones’] financial and managerial resources” to produce the ratings.
Questions over the adequacy of Egan-Jones’ resources also stemmed from “other non-public information available to the commission”, the SEC added.
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