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BIS Studies What Went Wrong with Structured Finance Ratings

BASEL, Switzerland (HedgeWorld.com) - Close on the heels of reports from the Committee of European Securities Regulators and the International Organization of Securities Commissions on the role of credit rating agencies in structured finance, the Bank for International Settlements on Thursday [July 3] issued a report about ratings in structured finance that looked at "what went wrong and what can be done to address shortcomings?"

The report, the work of a study group established by the BIS's Committee on the Global Financial System, was chaired by the Bank of England's Nigel Jenkinson, and incorporated feedback from the rating agencies themselves, investors and industry associations.

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