Unique Multi-layered Ownership Structure at Scope Ratings

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Do Not Confuse Moody’s With Scope Ratings – ^^^ RATING EVIDENCE GmbH on March 14, 2021 at 14:58
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[…] With over 11,000 employees in more than 40 countries, Moody’s global presence and expertise with over a century of experience in financial markets cannot be confused with the Berlin credit rating agency Scope Ratings with its pompous advisory boards, supervisory boards and honory boards. The Scope agency’s external image is based on only a few really good fund and credit analysts at Scope Ratings and Scope Analysis, while the majority of the organization is solely used to operate the underlying business system to make money in a special way – not mainly within the company and its analysts, but outside for its shareholders and members of the various boards. […]
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Scope Ratings’ Ancillary Services for Greensill Bank – ^^^ RATING EVIDENCE GmbH on March 14, 2021 at 20:30
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[…] mention how the owners of the Greensill Bank are in turn connected with the Berlin initiator of the Scope business scheme and with the Scope […]
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Once Advantages for Scope Shareholders, Now Disadvantages for German Banks – ^^^ RATING EVIDENCE GmbH on March 17, 2021 at 20:28
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[…] Unique Multi-layered Ownership Structure at Scope Ratings […]
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RAG-Stiftung Must Have Known – ^^^ RATING EVIDENCE GmbH on March 18, 2021 at 12:32
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[…] channeled with the agency’s ratings can the investors behind the agency benefit. Therefore a multi-level system was set […]
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Scope’s Greensill Bank Rating Tragedy – ^^^ RATING EVIDENCE GmbH on April 18, 2021 at 14:14
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[…] Unique Multi-layered Ownership Structure at Scope Ratings […]
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First, ODDO BHF Takes The Chair, Then The Scope Award – ^^^ RATING EVIDENCE GmbH on May 27, 2021 at 21:11
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[…] Peter Haid’s leadership role on the advisory board is no coincidence. He played an important role in the acquisition of capital for the rating agency, as the group of companies as a whole has recorded only losses for almost two decades. The advantages for those involved have so far been more in the profits that could be achieved through the institutionalization of the agency and the unique use of its benevolent services. The CEO and initiator of the business scheme, who is experienced in bankruptcy and has never learned or studied at a university himself, derives his profits from a multi-layered approach. […]

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