Cancellation of registration for credit rating agencies for fraud, insolvency or repeated defaults requires Board to give reasons in writing. Cancellation of registration may be imposed where a credit rating agency is guilty of fraud, convicted of an offence involving moral turpitude or an economic offence, declared insolvent or wound up, or in case of repeated defaults; the Board must furnish written reasons for cancellation to the agency.
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Cancellation of registration for credit rating agencies for fraud, insolvency or repeated defaults requires Board to give reasons in writing.
Cancellation of registration may be imposed where a credit rating agency is guilty of fraud, convicted of an offence involving moral turpitude or an economic offence, declared insolvent or wound up, or in case of repeated defaults; the Board must furnish written reasons for cancellation to the agency.
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