Credit Rating Agencies and Sovereign Debt: Four Proposals to Support Achievement of the SDGs

United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs; Shari Spiegel; Peter Chowla; Poh Lynn Ng; Philipp Erfurth

doi:10.18356/27081990-131

Credit Rating Agencies and Sovereign Debt
Four Proposals to Support Achievement of the SDGs
Autor: United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Shari Spiegel, Peter Chowla, Poh Lynn Ng and Philipp Erfurth
Source: UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) Policy Briefs, 25 abr 2022, 5 pages
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18356/27081990-131
Language: Inglés

Abstract

Credit ratings play an important role providing information on sovereign borrowers. But financial markets, including credit ratings, often over-emphasize short-term economic concerns, and underweight longer-term issues, including environmental and social risks as well as investment in resilience and sustainability.

Sustainable Development Goals:

Reduced Inequalities

Decent Work and Economic Growth

Temas relacionados(s): Economic and Social Development ; Environment and Climate Change ; International Trade and Finance

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Published online: 25 abr 2022

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Credit Rating Agencies and Sovereign Debt

Four Proposals to Support Achievement of the SDGs

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