Vanguard slams SEC's plan on ratings overhaul
Duncan Kerr
20 Aug 2008
20 Aug 2008
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Tuesday
02 December 2008
04:03 GMT
The Vanguard Group, the US mutual fund giant, has become the first of the big cash managers to speak out against proposals by the US Securities Exchange Commission to erase regulatory reliance on credit ratings.
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