Dagong Global Credit Rating

Dagong Global Credit Rating
Chair (Chairman Guan Jianzhong): Angelo Piro
Director (Deputy Chairman Stanca): Martin Hendela
Crisis Officer: Evan Najimian

Topics:
1) Quarter 2 (April to June 2013) – Credit Rating Report
2) The Universal Credit Rating Group

Committee Documents
- Background Guide -

Description:
Dagong Global Rating Agency’s objective is to simultaneously reform the international credit rating system and become a global influential credit rating agency in a short time. The Chinese credit rater was the first to downgrade the United States credit rating from AA to A+ with negative outlook in 2011 because of weak fiscal policy. However, established Standard and Poor, Moody’s and Fitch simply disregarded Dagong’s rating. Nonetheless, Dagong’s approach has sparked debate providing an opportunity to increase their credentials.
Members:

  • Chinese Division
    • Credit Rating Officer – East China
    • Credit Rating Officer – North China
    • Credit Rating Officer – Northeast China
    • Credit Rating Officer – Northwest China
    • Credit Rating Officer – South China
    • Credit Rating Officer – West China
  • European Division
    • Credit Rating Officer – Eastern Europe
    • Credit Rating Officer – Northern Europe
    • Credit Rating Officer – Southern Europe
    • Credit Rating Officer – Western Europe
  • Asian Division
    • Credit Rating Officer – Central Asia
    • Credit Rating Officer – East Asia
    • Credit Rating Officer – Northern Asia
    • Credit Rating Officer – South Asia
    • Credit Rating Officer – Southeast Asia
  • Research Division
    • Li Yang, President of Dagong Credit Management School (Observer)
    • Zhang Jiaxing, President of Tianjin University of Finance and Economics (Observer)

Take Note of the following:

"All the committees are present-day. Basically, all events that transpire over the coming months are considered apart of the simulations. Once the conference commences, events transpiring after April 19, 2013 have no bearings on the conference. In turn, delegates will only receive updates from SHUMUN XIV crisis staff."

Tier 1: Cabinets
Recommended for delegates with:

  • 2 years of Model United Nation's experience
  • Seeking to debate in a fast-paced crisis environment

Tier 2: Specialized Committees
Recommended for delegates with:

  • 1 year of Model United Nation's experience
  • Seeking to be introduced to crisis environment

Tier 3: Traditional Committees
Recommended for delegates with:

  • Little or no Model United Nation's experience
  • Seeking to learn Core skills
    (speaking, parliamentary procedure, and resolution writing)

Tier 3 Exception (IMPORTANT):
The United Nations Security Council
is recommended for delegates with:

  • Model United Nation's experience
  • Seeking to improve Core skills (speaking, parliamentary procedure, and resolution writing) in a crisis environment