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One word that intimidates most people and most importantly ( paise wale log ) and this is the reason why the craft of credit rating is not only important but also a lucrative business. Learn about not just the machine, but what makes the gears move as we would discuss the business model of CRAs and learn about investing in this business through this course. Learn everything you need to know related to credit rating agencies & how they work. This course will help you understand business model of credit rating agencies in india, functioning and there rating process

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