2013-02-26americanbanker.com

``US banks are marketing mortgage bonds with new features that shield them from having to buy back defective loans, potentially raising risks for investors." For example, some new private-label MBS deals limit the period in which the loans can be put back to 18 to 24 months, a tighter window than the 36 months in the new Fannie and Freddie guidelines.''



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