EU Probes Standard & Poor's for Monopoly Abuse

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Sorry, this 3rd party supplied article requires Javascript to be displayed in full.EU regulators are investigating whether credit rating agency Standard & Poor's broke monopoly abuse rules by forcing banks and investment funds to pay fees for using its identification codes, the EU said Monday.

Posted to the site on 13th January 2009

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