Ma davvero qualcuno sta ancora dietro a questi?
[…] after the company [Standard & Poor's] upgraded China
because of the stability fostered by Communist Party rule
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[Standard & Poor's] dropped the U.S. to AA+ from AAA on Aug. 5 […]
saying the U.S. government is becoming “less stable, less effective and less predictable”
even after acknowledging […] a $2 trillion error in its calculations that by its own
methodology could have prevented any change from a AAA rating
Traduco in linguaggio per poveri cristi come me:
- Cina, retta da una dittatura comunista è affidabile per le imprese: investite i vostri soldi (e non fate caso a cosa succede in Tibet, o in piazza Tiananmen… o anche Human rights in the People's Republic of China)
- USA, retto da un governo democraticamente eletto che si espone al giudizio del popolo, è sempre meno affidabile
OK, capito.
Allora, in relazione ai suddetti loffi:
| Deven Sharma | President |
| Kerry Outlaw | Global Head of Analytics & Operations |
| Mark Adelson | Chief Credit Officer and Managing Director |
| Neri Bukspan | Chief Quality Officer and Executive Managing Director of S&P Ratings Services |
| Paul Coughlin | Executive Managing Director for Global Corporate and Government Ratings |
| Peter de Boer | Managing Director of Strategy and Business Development |
| Lou Eccleston | Executive Managing Director of Client Services, Global Sales & Fixed-Income Products |
| Sarah Eubanks | Managing Director of Regional Ratings Services |
| Alexander M. Fraser | Office Head and Managing Director of Dallas Office |
| Martin Goldberg | Head of Independent Model Quality Review Group and Senior Director of Quantitative Analytics Research Group |
MA ANDATEVENE UN PO' IN CINA!!!
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