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Volume 2009 - Number 24

June 19, 2009

Securitization Industry Faces Tough Oversight Under Obama’s Regulatory Restructuring Plan

Efforts to restore confidence and volume to the non-agency MBS and non-mortgage ABS market could slow down as a result of government regulatory restructuring initiatives to address a breakdown in credit underwriting and market discipline that precipitated the financial meltdown. The proposals were unveiled by President Obama this week to improve and strengthen government oversight...

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