BRUSSELS – The European Commission’s proposals to regulate the credit rating industry in the EU has produced a strongly negative response from large sections of the financial services industry and some governments. Responses to two consultation papers have revealed strong concerns that the proposed rules are not consistent with those in other parts of the world, notably the US, and that they do not adequately protect against political interference in the content of ratings.

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