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SFA Seeks Exemption From FDIC’s Recordkeeping Rule
January 23, 2025
Shannon Clark
The custodial structuring and deposit accounts used in securitizations don’t pose any policy concerns that the FDIC’s rule is attempting to fix, according to SFA.
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