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Rob Fauber, president and CEO of Moody’s, noted that the partnership will provide valuable insights to help investors, including insurers, assess credit risk and make informed decisions. Henry Fernandez, chairman and CEO of MSCI, emphasized the need for greater transparency and clarity in the private credit market, which is seen as essential for the insurance…
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