Baxxter, all the credit rating agencies prostituted themselves in 2007.

Better to do a little homework on one’s own.

And what does the other one do?

Yes you are right.

http://newsroom-magazine.com/2010/government-agencies/finance-and-banking/moodys-internal-corruption-detailed/

http://www.eubusiness.com/news-eu/spain-economy-debt.cz2

‘….resolute fiscal consolidation….’

‘…reform of the state pension system to maintain affordability in the face of a rapidly rising population is essential…’

So what does Labour have to say about all this?

What does Joseph plan to do?

Foreign direct investment has its prerogatives and considerations, answers please.

“We all have to agree that we should give credit to George Bonello Dupuis and John Dalli for this. They were the ones who encouraged and worked to helped Malta’s financial institutions to be what they are today.”

You left out the late minister Joe Fenech, the architect and the driving force behind what was originally MIBA, later MFSC, and now MFSA.

Let’s not start with the barrage of Maltese muddled logic. Moody reports tend to be negative, even when they assign the same rating as Fitch.

Both rating agencies (and there are but three in the whole wide world) have their own analysts, their own methods, their own criteria, and need I add, their own agenda.

Sometimes, their conclusions will differ.

In any case, Fitch’s report is very similar to Moody’s. When in doubt, Moody comes down on the negative side, and Fitch on the positive.

“Malta remains a small country with a large banking system”

We all have to agree that we should give credit to George Bonello Dupuis and John Dalli for this. They were the ones who encouraged and worked to helped Malta’s financial institutions to be what they are today.