The Universal Credit Rating Group: The Viability of a Response

Daniel Cash 'The Universal Credit Rating Group: The Viability of a Response' [2016] 17 World Economics 4 (forthcoming)

Posted: 24 Jul 2016 Last revised: 9 Oct 2016

Date Written: July 23, 2016

Abstract

The Universal Credit Rating Group is a collection of rating agencies that are aiming to redress what they see as an imbalance in the provision of credit ratings across the global economy. In this second installment of the ‘Viability of a Response’ series, this article will introduce the UCRG and discuss its chances of succeeding in its goal of offering a viable opposition to the Big Three rating agencies. What is proposed by this article is that although the Group provide a welcome narrative, the foundation to their endeavour is potentially lethal to their chances of success.

Keywords: Credit Rating Agencies; Universal Credit Rating Group; International Investment

JEL Classification: G01; G23; F01

Suggested Citation

Cash, Daniel, The Universal Credit Rating Group: The Viability of a Response (July 23, 2016). Daniel Cash 'The Universal Credit Rating Group: The Viability of a Response' [2016] 17 World Economics 4 (forthcoming), Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2813605 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2813605

Daniel Cash (Contact Author)

Aston University ( email )

Aston Triangle
Birmingham, B4 7ET
United Kingdom

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