US - Legislation limiting the type of structured products that can receive ratings from credit ratings agencies has been introduced in the US this week, in a bid to restore confidence to the market.
Under the House Bill, introduced by US representatives Mike Castle and Gary Ackerman, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) would be directed to issue rules which would define the types of s...
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