EU regulators believe that S&P could be abusing its monopoly position by charging EU-based financial groups a license fee to use international securities identification numbers (ISIN) that allow access to information from services such as Thomson, Reuters, and Bloomberg.
Funny this, when there are so many other things that present themselves as targets when considering the rating agencies.
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