Rating agencies must map domestic grades to international scales starting Aug. 1 or face a registration ban
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China’s interbank bond market regulator is ordering credit rating agencies to map their domestic panda bond grades to international scales starting Aug. 1, threatening to bar non-compliant firms from the market.
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