Regulators tighten scrutiny on weaker issuers, prompting a wave of rating terminations as companies scramble to avoid downgrades
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A sweeping regulatory crackdown on credit rating inflation in China’s bond market has triggered a wave of downgrades and rating terminations, with authorities zeroing in on unjustified AAA grades, sources familiar with the matter told Caixin.
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