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- Regulators Double Leverage Ratio Requirement For Large Banks
- Laying The Foundation For A Covered-Bond Market
- ECB Kills Covered Bond Market; Buyers of Only Resort; Japanization of Europe Continues
- FDIC Objects to Bank of America's Proposed $8.5 Billion Mortgage-Bond Pact
2010-11-02 — nationalmortgagenews.com
``The former Chicago Federal Home Loan Bank president suggested that FDIC could be protected if over-collateralization is not allowed to exceed the issuer's capital ratio. Essentially, the over-collateralization could not exceed 5% if the bank is only holding 5% capital against the mortgage assets pledged to the covered bond.''
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