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Man Missing At Scope

Agencies, Governance

Inconspicuous elimination of a Scope Advisory Board Member.

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April 11, 2021July 29, 2021 Dr. Oliver Everling 4 Comments

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Dr. Oliver Everling

Dr. Oliver Everling

Dr. Oliver Everling has been independent since 1998 and is Managing Director of RATING EVIDENCE GmbH. As visiting professor of Capital University of Economics and Business in Beijing, former chairman of the supervisory board of a rating agency, advisory board member, advisor, member of rating committees, chairman of ISO-TC Rating Services, author or publisher of books and a magazine, Independent Non-Executive Director under EU Regulation on Credit Rating Agencies, he has been or is involved in ratings from a variety of perspectives. Previously, he was for 6 years department director at Dresdner Bank and, until 1993, managing director of the Projektgesellschaft Rating mbH after a doctorate at the banking and stock exchange seminar of the University of Cologne.

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