Kable v. United States

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• noting that credit ratings may be actionable if the speaker \did not believe\ them at the time they were communicated
• explaining that the standard is the same under New York law and the PSLRA, because the “elements of common law fraud under New York law are substantially identical to those governing Section 10(b)” (citation and quotation marks omitted)

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