European Association of Credit Rating Agencies (EACRA) is a platform of cooperation and discussion for Credit Rating Agencies across Europe. The association was established in November 2009 and has 11 Members.
The Members of the association have different business models while assigning ratings. All are deeply rooted in their respective markets, enjoy a high market share and a good reputation with local investors.
Our latest position papers and news
- Educational Series #7: What do credit rating symbols mean?In the EU, credit rating scales are not standardized. Each Credit Rating Agency (CRA) may define its own scale and symbols, which… Read more: Educational Series #7: What do credit rating symbols mean?
- EACRA response to ESMA consultation on Internal Controls
- EACRA response to European Commission Call for Evidence on the Savings and Investments Union
- Educational Series #6: Key milestones on Credit Rating Agencies in Europe
- EACRA response to Bank of England Prudential Regulation Authority