The Rating Agencies and Their Credit: What They Are, How They Work and Why They are Relevant

By:

Langohr, Herwig M

Contributor(s):

Langohr, Patricia

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: John Wiley & Sons Ltd. 2008 EnglandDescription: 510pISBN:

9780470018002

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DDC classification:

332.7 LAN

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1. Introduction

Part A: Credit Rating Foundations
2. Credit Ratings
3. The 'Raison d'Etre' of Credit Ratings and Their Market
4. How to Obtain and Maintain a Credit Rating

Part B: Credit Rating Analysis
5. The France Telecom Credit Rating Cycle: 1995-2004
6. Credit Rating Analysis
7. Credit Rating Performance

Part C: The Credit Rating Business
8. The Credit Rating Industry
9. Regulatory Oversight of the Credit Rating Industry
10. Summary and Conclusions

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