Credit Rating Agency Reform (As of January 1, 2010)

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The Credit Rating Agency Reform Act passed in 2006 requires credit rating agencies (CRAs) to register with the SEC and submit reports. However, the recent financial crisis further eroded investor confidence in CRA ratings and demonstrated that more needs to be done to address conflict of interest and disclosure concerns. Recently proposed amendments to SEC rules attempt to address these issues and recent legislation goes even further.

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