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Freddie Mac Announces Second 2012 K Certificate Deal

Freddie Mac has announced its sixth offering of K Certificates backed exclusively by multifamily mortgages with a seven-year term.

McConnell, Senate GOP to File Court Complaint on CFPB

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and 38 other Republicans are pledging to file a court brief supporting any legal challenge to the recess appointment of Richard Cordray.

Fed Officials to Meet on Capital One/ING Direct Deal

Federal Reserve officials will meet Wednesday to discuss Capital One Financial Corp.'s $9 billion deal for ING Direct USA, the central bank said.

ABS Analysts Review Moody's SLABS Criteria Changes

Of the agency's proposed changes, it particularly highlighted the reason for, and anticipated impact of, implementing four of the cash flow assumptions in a companion report.

Ford is in the Market with Dealer Floorplan ABS

Ford Motor Credit Co. is in the market with Ford Credit Master Owner Trust 2012-1.

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IMN Panelists: Overregulation Freezes U.S. Securitization Market

For the U.S. market, the lessons of European regulatory simplicity could be key to reviving other sectors of securitization outside the consumer ABS asset classes.

CMBS 3.0 Already?

Securitization pros have had to constantly come up with new deal structures to respond to challenges posed by the ongoing financial crisis. Nowhere is this more obvious than in CMBS.

HARP News Adds Uncertainty to MBS Prepays

HARP is the only active program that allows homeowners who are underwater to refinance.

Breaking New Ground

U.S. structured finance players are exploring new frontiers.

Industry Pans Ratings-Assignment Board but Top Alternative Looks Flawed

Dodd-Frank Act's call for the creation a self-regulatory organization to assign new ratings was mostly panned by structured-finance industry participants.

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