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Africa’s new credit rating agency could be a game changer. Here’s how
The African Credit Rating Agency is an initiative under development by the African Union and its partners. It is more than a new entrant; it is an attempt to rethink how financial authority is earned, exercised and scrutinised
Rating agency regulations: Why legislation won’t fix flaws
The three dominant international credit rating agencies have been accused of many faults; the faults originate from their ‘issuer-pay’ business model in which the institution being rated pays for the rating, which is used by investors
Fitch Ratings maintains Uganda’s B+ rating
The third major credit rating agency, Fitch Ratings, has maintained its assessment of Uganda's capacity and willingness to honour its debt obligations, a decision it said was supported by the country's strong growth outlook and relative macroeconomic stability
Why credit ratings matter and why they can’t be ignored
Investors use credit ratings as a guide to their investment decisions. Credit ratings provide an independent and objective assessment of the credit worthiness of countries and corporations