Business Editors
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 21, 2003
Standard & Poor's--ASIA-PACIFIC UPDATE:
Here is the current lineup of top articles and research from Standard & Poor's:
COMING UP
-- Merchant Energy Survival Hangs on FERC's Blueprint for Market Design -- Prime Time for Analyzing TV Networks' Credit Quality -- Industry Report Card: Italian Local Government Regions
UPCOMING TELECONFERENCES:
-- Largest Cities Outlook. Fri., Feb. 21, 2 PM
-- Ratings Transitions 2002: U.S. ABS Weather a Turbulent Year.
Tue., Feb. 25, 11 AM
-- NIMS Quarterly Highlights. Thu., Feb. 27, 11 AM
-- Servicer Evaluation Criteria. Tue., March 4, 10:30 AM
-- Ratings Transition 2002: A Quarter Century of Outstanding
Credit Performance of U.S. RMBS, Wed., March 5, 10 AM
-- Quarterly Trends in European Banking. Tue., March 18, 3 PM
-- Global Building Materials Credit Quality. Thu., March 20,
10 AM
-- North American Building Materials, Homebuilder, and Home
Center Retail Credit Quality. Thu., June 12, 10 AM
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PUBLISHED:
RESEARCH REPORTS
CORPORATES
-- Latin America Industrial Ratings Round Up 2002: Refinancing
Risk Remains the Main Concern
-- Industry Report Card Released on Japanese Pharmaceutical
Companies
-- 2003 Spells Uncertainty For U.S. Printing Industry
-- Cautious Optimism For U.S. Gaming Industry In 2003
-- Delinked Ratings Methodology Criteria for Irish Covered Bonds
Published
-- Industry Report Card: Japanese Pharmaceutical Companies
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE
-- S&P Assesses Credit Quality of Pacific Gas & Electric Co.'s
Reorganization Plan
-- Competition Simmers as Government Stirs Deregulation in
Japan's Electricity and Gas Industries
PUBLIC FINANCE
-- S&P Comments On Enterprise Products Partners' Credit Quality
-- S&P Assesses New York State's Renewable Energy Guarantee
-- Public Finance Report Card: The Largest U.S. Cities
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