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28 Aug, 2006 12:32 am
... originators know better. In a recent article in The American Banker (paid subscription required), the paper notes that both Fannie Mae and
Freddie Mac "have a reputation for being more aggressive than private conduits when it comes to buybacks." Thomas ... primarily on early delinquencies. (I assume loan originators
are qualifying people who can't afford the payments due to the mortgage broker's first rule of business: "Close the loan. Book the fee. Apres mois, le deluge.") However, Gosvoda
expects ...
17 Oct, 2007 8:33 pm
... this topic hasn't been discussed in every major (and almost every minor) American newspaper, magazine, television news program or call-in
talk radio program. Heck, even the ... didn't know their rates would adjust up," Seifert said. He said brokers told others, "Don't worry. In
two years you'll have equity, ... Thus, more regulatory fudging and effective Fed bailout will be necessary to grease this super-conduit
scheme. Any bank lawyers out there who remember when the term "regulatory forbearance" was ...
17 Oct, 2007 8:33 pm
... this topic hasn't been discussed in every major (and almost every minor) American newspaper, magazine, television news program or call-in
talk radio program. Heck, even the ... didn't know their rates would adjust up," Seifert said. He said brokers told others, "Don't worry. In
two years you'll have equity, ... Thus, more regulatory fudging and effective Fed bailout will be necessary to grease this super-conduit
scheme. Any bank lawyers out there who remember when the term "regulatory forbearance" was ...
27 Jul 9:42 am
... . But in reality the difference is not that obvious, and is to some extent misleading, since there are SOEs that are used as a conduit for
their respective state's sovereign wealth, as part either of a longer channel involving an SWF or of a ... -Wen Lin, Legal Transplants through Private Contracting: Codes of Vendor
Conduct in Global Supply Chains as an Example, 57(3) AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW 711 (2009). 253 That, of course, is the foundational
assumption of projects such as the OECD's ...
13 Nov, 2007 5:49 am
... 15, 2007, the triumvirate of aforesaid banks announced the creation of a superfund entitled the Master-Liquidity Enhancement Conduit
(M-LEC).[4] The twofold goal of the superfund is to: 1) protect banks and financial institutions from shaky ... by "throwing good money after bad."[38] In response to these critics,
Peter J. Wallison, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, contends that the principle objective of the superfund is "price
discovery."[39] He contends that there currently ...
27 May 8:35 am
... the state's catastrophe fund has been depleted, thus transferring a portion of catastrophic risk. The Consortium would serve as a conduit
issuer of cat bonds on behalf of participating states, but would not take actual possession of any bond ... . And while the Act is supported by the Independent Insurance Agents and
Brokers of America, it still faces opposition from the Senate as well as other groups, such as Americans for Smart National Catastrophe
Policy ("ASMCP"). ASMCP issued a statement citing ...
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