I am aware of all the services you mention, but I don’t think they are adequate at this stage for the intended purpose. This doesn’t mean something more effective can not emerge. Right now there is no respected and fit for purpose independent third party ratings/information service provider.
For example the Decentralised project that you were involved with earlier this year (InChain that involved insurance and bonds I believe) was clearly in breach of certain regulation, and it would have had major problems if that ever went to ICO and raised funds. However, at that time none of the firm’s you mentioned would have had the relevant expertise and experience to understand and manage such complexities for any risk rating to provide adequate assurance. However, again as I mentioned above, I believe this will change, but things will change for the better after a major “correction”, when things are more clear from legal and regulatory perspectives. I think this is when more accountable sources of risk data provision may become available, but unfortunately it may be accompanied by some heavy handed regulatory controls.
