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The latest version of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation exempts some intragroup transactions from the obligation to clear, allowing some financial institutions to breathe a sigh of relief.
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A recent New York Supreme Court decision calls into question how mortgages are transferred and reported in securitizations and could have sweeping implications for mortgage foreclosure timelines, according to lawyers and market players.
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The National Credit Union Administration said it has completed its sale of legacy collateral it took on during the crash and isn’t planning anymore future sales, dashing banks’ hopes that there might be another $15 billion of legacy securitizations waiting on the administration’s balance sheet.
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Credit Suisse is aiming for the next batch of National Credit Union Administration’s re-securitized legacy bonds, looking to compete with Barclays Capital for the rights to structure and market the $15 billion portfolio, according to an official close to the issue.
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Spelling out the positive benefits for end-users is the most effective way for the securitization industry to get its message across to European lawmakers and regulators, Vicky Ford, member of the European parliament and a Conservative party spokeswoman on economic and monetary affairs, said in her keynote address to the Global ABS conference this morning.
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Concerns are being raised over small, for profit and state-based student loan servicers’ ability to maintain the U.S. Federal Family Education Loan Program guarantee on their originated loans as servicing standards decline, according to a New York-based consumer ABS investor at a major insurance firm.