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China cracks down on top ratings for corporate bonds
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China's corporate bond market has experienced significant growth in recent years, with many companies relying on bond issuances to raise capital. The country's regulatory environment has been evolving to address concerns over risk and transparency in the bond market, with a particular focus on the role of credit rating agencies. By limiting the number of triple-A designations, regulators aim to encourage more nuanced assessments of creditworthiness and reduce the potential for defaults among highly indebted borrowers.
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China cracks down on top ratings for corporate bonds
Regulators pressure agencies to limit triple-A designations for higher-interest borrowers
12 Jul, 04:00
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