New ratings rules 'to help markets'

Tighter controls on credit ratings agencies should steady volatile markets and cut out conflicts of interest, MEPs have said.

Tighter controls on credit ratings agencies should steady volatile markets and cut out conflicts of interest, MEPs have said.

A plan approved by the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Committee now triggers talks with EU governments and the European Commission on the final terms of new legislation designed to curb agencies’ powers.

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