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A tight deadline for dealers to comply with a new, more restrictive law for marketing structured notes has left firms scrambling.
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Delinquencies of loans in U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities inched up just 1 basis point in April to 8.75%, as loan resolutions basically canceled out increases in late payments, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Federal regulators appeared to be split over how much to disclose of the criteria they plan to use to determine which nonbank financial firms are considered systemically important, and therefore subject to tougher capital standards and regulations.
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Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, has called on the federal government to avoid imposing burdensome regulations on financial firms.
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The Department of Justice’s civil lawsuit against Deutsche Bank and its MortgageIT subsidiary is expected to be the first of a wave of litigation as U.S. authorities step up efforts to reclaim losses from questionable collateral and the toxic securitizations, according to market participants.
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Banks and issuers of legacy Federal Family Education Loan Program student loan securitizations are raging against the Dodd Frank Act’s 5% risk retention rule, fighting to have the asset class exempt from the incoming protocol.