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- Proposed European Risk Retention Rule Could Shut Out U.S. CLO Managers
- E.U. Proposes Tighter Control of Virtual Currency
- Ginnie Mae Surpasses Freddie Mac in Total Outstanding MBS, May Issuance
- FRBNY: FHA Should Impose Cap on Borrowers’ Default Rates
- CFPB Finds Mortgage Servicers Continue to Use Failed Technology
- New RMBS Deal Comes to Market Backed by Majority Non-QM Collateral
- CFPB Releases New KBYO Auto Loan Shopping Sheet
- CFPB Re-Opening of TRID Could Give Investors Much-Needed Comfort on Liability Concerns
- FTC Calls for Further MPL Regulation
- E.U. Parliament Proposes Increased Risk Retention Requirement across ABS Market
- Chinese RMBS Performing Well in Initial Stages
- Regulators Said to Expand Online Lending Review to More Firms; U.K. Considers Tougher P2P Rules
- Massachusetts Delegation Urges FHFA to Delay Implementation of New Super Lien Policy
- E.U.’s ABS Revival Program Should Include Transparency, According to Parliament Member
- Structural Implementation of Risk Retention Seen in CLO Market, But CMBS Lags
- CFPB Proposes Rule Prohibiting Mandatory Arbitration Clauses; SFIG to Form Task Force
- Consumer Credit Grows at Fastest Pace since March 2001
- Online Lenders Get Burned Betting on Ivy Leaguers
- FHFA Approves Principal Reduction Program for GSEs
- Mortgage Credit Remains Tight in Agency Market
- Moody’s Report Highlights Importance of Private-Label Securitization
- Investors Slowly Regaining Appetite for RMBS
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