Asset Securitization: Impact of Regulation AB II, the Credit Risk Retention Rules and the Volcker Rule
Navigating the Complexities of Federal Laws and Rules Governing the Offer and Sale of Asset-Backed Securities
Recording of a 90-minute premium CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE webinar will guide finance counsel on how to navigate the complexities of the many new federal laws and rules that govern the offer and sale of asset-backed securities and subsequent periodic reporting. The program will analyze the effects of the newly-finalized Regulation AB II and credit risk retention rules, and the impact of the Volcker Rule on the securitization industry.
Outline
- Current state of the rebounding asset-backed securities market
- Regulation AB II
- Credit risk retention
- The Volcker Rule and securitizations
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- Impact of the Volcker Rule on structured finance products
- Impact of the Credit Risk Retention Rules on structured finance products
- Impact of newly finalized Regulation AB II on structured finance products
Faculty
Reed D. Auerbach
Partner
Bingham McCutchen
Mr. Auerbach is recognized as a leading structured finance lawyer, representing a broad range of financial... | Read More
Mr. Auerbach is recognized as a leading structured finance lawyer, representing a broad range of financial institutions, investment funds and issuers in the development of innovative liquidity vehicles as well as the acquisition and disposition of financial companies and assets. He has extensive experience advising underwriters and issuers in connection with public and private offerings of asset-backed and mortgage-backed securities; collateralized debt obligations and related interim warehouse financings; whole loan purchases; repurchase agreements; and residual financings involving a wide variety of assets.
CloseDaniel Budofsky
Partner
Bingham McCutchen
Mr. Budofsky is a partner in Bingham’s Investment Management Practice Group and leader of the firm's... | Read More
Mr. Budofsky is a partner in Bingham’s Investment Management Practice Group and leader of the firm's derivatives and commodities practice. He advises financial institutions, corporations, investment funds and asset managers on financial products in domestic and international transactions. He has worked on numerous derivatives and financing transactions, including fund derivatives, as well as a variety of complex structured products. His practice encompasses convertible, exchangeable and over-the-counter derivatives financing transactions.
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Managing Director/Practice Development Leader, Structured Transactions
Bingham McCutchen
Mr. Sweet regularly advises clients on all aspects of the federal laws and regulations affecting asset-backed... | Read More
Mr. Sweet regularly advises clients on all aspects of the federal laws and regulations affecting asset-backed securities and other structured finance products. He has represented financial industry groups in their responses to many of the regulatory changes that have affected these products since the financial crisis, including Regulation AB II and the Dodd-Frank credit risk retention rules.
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