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State treasurers allege top credit rating agencies give higher rankings to Chinese companies
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State treasurers allege top credit rating agencies give higher rankings to Chinese companies
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Twenty-two state financial officers are demanding answers from top credit rating agencies including Moody’s, Fitch and S&P that allegedly still use outdated climate change and DEI policies, The Post has learned.
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The state financial officers point out that China produces more emissions than any other country in the world, making the ratings "nonsensical by any objective standard."
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State treasurers press Moody’s, Fitch and S&P on ‘ESG’ guidance that gives higher rankings to Chinese companies, downgrades US biz
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State treasurers allege top credit rating agencies give higher rankings to Chinese companies
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