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发表于 2010-4-13 03:08 PM
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本帖最后由 Kami 于 2010-4-13 16:11 编辑
上海在浦东新区发布“全球国际金融中心竞争力指数”。
But seriously, this is a good start. There should always be a first step to "自卖自夸." Maybe after 100 years, such "上海浦东国际金融航运双中心研究中心" can be viewed as authority like Moody's and S&P. Before that, Shanghai and such rating institutions still have a lot things to do to convince people that they not only look like professionals bu are indeed professionals. First and most important, they should continue to update such ratings to build a tracking record. Over the years, there might be some followers.
Geithner claimed that the US would never be downgraded by Moody's and S&P because the US created those rating agencies to fool the world. Hurt by the financial crisis, the credibility of those rating agencies is shaky, but they have a long tracking record to provide at least some (although may not that reliable) "information" to investors.
Second, the Chinese ratings need to find a way to tie such thing to certain investment requirements. China should learn how to set up game rules. In the US, many mutual funds and pensions funds are obligated to buy assets rated AAA which gives the rating agencies more voicing power. If someday somehow, Shanghai could find a way to tie its own ratings to certain investments, foreign investors will pay more attention to it (and not just laughing at it, yes, you can still laugh at it just like you laugh at those joking Moody's ratings, but if you want to be in the game, you need to follow it). |
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