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Highlights from Structured Finance Association (SFA)
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- SFA Publishes Key Takeaways from ESG Symposium
- Fitch May Use New SFA Tool to Grade Loans
- Moody’s views OCC/FDIC Proposal as a Credit Positive
- Several Trade Groups Comment on Prudential Regulators’ Swap Margin Rules Amendments
- Fannie and Freddie Cut Back on Loans to Mitigate Risk
- From Banks’ Efforts to Keep Pace with Tech Updates and Libor Transition
- SFA Roundtable Held on November 5th
- Valid-When-Made Doctrine Discussed in Congressional Hearings
- US Regulators Clash on Use of Derivative in Investment Products
- Congress Postpones Vote on “QM patch” Bill
- Ending Fannie, Freddie Government Conservatorship Could Cause Economic Issues
- Structured Finance Association Announces Elen Callahan as Head of Research Group
- How the Supreme Court’s decision on the CFPB could impact the FHFA
- Trump’s Department of Justice Asks for Supreme Court Ruling on GSE Net Worth Sweep
- Recap of 2019 Residential Mortgage Finance Symposium
- SEC Requests Input from Investors, Other Market Participants on RMBS Asset-Level Disclosures
- Department of Justice, HUD sign MOU on Enforcing False Claims Act
- Courts Rule Office of the Comptroller of Currency Cannot Grant Proposed Charter
- Structured Finance Association Welcomes New Executive Committee and Board of Directors
- European Regulators Divided on Synthetic Securitizations Cut
- European Regulators Divided on Capital Charges for Synthetic Securitizations
- Contrary to Some Belief, Mortgage Market Not Open to Risky Borrowers
- Synthetic Libor Suggested as Possible Stopgap
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