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EA reportedly leans on a private rating as bondholders claim default

The agency whose rating underpins EA's case is certified to operate in the EU, and its grades are mapped into European bank capital rules

Tarun Mottlia

Via TNW | Business

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EA reportedly leans on a private rating as bondholders claim default
Image: The Electronic Arts office at 45 Queen Street in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, photographed in September 2015.

EA has obtained an investment-grade rating from Egan-Jones for a subset of its bonds, and is using it to argue it does not owe creditors a 101-cent payout after the largest leveraged buyout on record. Egan-Jones is under SEC investigation over whether commercial pressure shaped its ratings, and it is certified to operate in the EU.

Electronic Arts has told creditors it holds an investment-grade rating for some of its bonds, and is using it to argue it owes them…

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