Man Who Downgraded America Weighs In On Debt Ceiling Drama
In 2011, Standard & Poor’s famously downgraded US debt for the first time.
The man who oversaw that decision was David Beers, at the time S&P's head of sovereign credit ratings. During his career, Beers has also been a special adviser to the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada, and currently serves as a senior fellow at the Center for Financial Stability.
The 2011 decision was predicated in part on "political dynamics." "From the standpoint of fiscal policy, the process has weaken
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