Financial Regulatory Forum

U.S. Senate panel releases documents on credit raters’ role in Abacus, financial crisis

By Reuters Staff
April 23, 2010
credit rating agencies | goldman sachs fraud | moody's | S&P | SEC | securities and exchange commission | senate permanent subcommittee on investigations | standard and poors

The Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations released a trove of internal messages and other exhibits from its look at the role credit-rating agencies played in the financial crisis, including several related to the Goldman Sachs Abacus trades at the heart of SEC fraud charges against the bank .  Reuters links to full file of exhibits.

Please click here:   http://link.reuters.com/wyq29j

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