LONDON (AP) — Two leading credit rating agencies took steps Thursday toward downgrading Barclays in the wake of a trading scandal that’s seen three senior Barclays executives, including CEO Bob Diamond, hand in their resignations.
Although both Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s maintained their ratings on the bank, they lowered their outlooks to “negative” from “stable.” That means that a downgrade of the actual rating is now more likely.
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