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Volume 2010 - Number 30

July 30, 2010

Credit Rating Industry Must Use Transition Period to Resolve Effects of Rule 436(g) Repeal

The burden of working out a solution to the problem created by the Dodd-Frank Act’s repeal of Rule 436(g) now rests on the credit rating industry after the Securities and Exchange Commission last week allowed ABS issuers to omit ratings from new registrations for the next six months, according to credit analysts. Analysts at Barclays Capital said that given the SEC’s announced...

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