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Highlights from Structured Finance Association (SFA)
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- Structured Finance Association Announces New Name and New Website
- Financial Firms Worried about $4.7 Trillion Risk from Freeing Fannie and Freddie
- Associated British Ports becomes First Issuer to Switch Bonds from LIBOR to Sonia
- Capital One Securitization Trust Hit with Credit Card Rates Complaint
- Ford Issues LIBOR Deal with ARRC/SFIG Fallback Language
- GOP Lawmakers Worried About Rewrite of Bank Rules
- FCA Indicates Sonia Derivatives Have Enough Liquidity for Term Rate
- Lawmakers Disagree on Systemic Risks Posed by Leveraged Lending
- Lawmakers Join Bipartisan Attack on CECL
- Swap Users Consider “Big Bang” for SOFR Implementation
- Bloomberg Editorial: We Should Leave Fannie and Freddie Alone
- Ninth Circuit Rules CFPB’s Structure is Constitutional
- Timothy Bowler, the Man Who Wants to Fix LIBOR
- Fed Warns That Risky Corporate Debt is Top Vulnerability for the US Financial Market
- New York Creates Its Own Version of the CFPB
- EU’s New Securitization Market Struggles at the Start
- ARRC Members May Look to New York State Legislature for LIBOR Transition
- Record Issuance of Non-QM Securities in Q1 2019
- FHA Re-Tightens Underwriting Standards
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