Term asset-backed securities loan facility (talf)
US regulatory changes weigh on consumer ABS
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Analysts declare Talf a success but say consumer ABS growth could be hampered by regulatory and accounting uncertainty
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The Federal Reserve is preparing to start withdrawing liquidity from the US financial system ahead of the termination of the last financial market assistance programme operated by the central bank, Congress...
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The US Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) is moving ahead with plans to shut down emergency support for the capital markets, despite a sluggish recovery and fears of a new crisis in commercial property....
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Last US PPIP fund closes with help from Inuit
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The ninth and last fund authorised under the US Treasury's Public-Private Investment Program has closed its initial funding, bringing the programme's spending power to a total of $24 billion. Oaktree Capital Management, based in Los Angeles, invested...
Talf year-end report card mixed, say analysts
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Efforts by the Federal Reserve over the past year to reignite securitisation markets have been successful in some asset classes but not in others, analysts say. The Fed's Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (Talf) seems to have restored markets...
Fed decision to extend TALF scheme boosts recovery hopes for US securitisation...
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By prolonging the lending facility until March 2010 for ABS and June 2010 for CMBS, central bank aims to increase issuance and restore investor confidence in the asset class. The US securitisation market has seen a dramatic revival from its fragile...
Opening cards
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Unprecedented losses on credit card loans are haunting banks and could cause pain for investors in credit card asset-backed securities (ABSs). But despite this, dealers say government support has rehabilitated the market for credit card ABSs. Mark Pengelly...
US confirms Talf extension
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The US Treasury and Federal Reserve confirmed on August 17 that the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (Talf) will be extended from its scheduled finish at the end of this year to June 2010. Some market participants have taken the news as a sign...
Federal Reserve announces extension of Talf
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The US Treasury and Federal Reserve confirmed on August 17 that the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (Talf) will be extended from its scheduled finish at the end of this year to June 2010. Some market participants have taken the news as a sign...
Governments must develop exit strategies, BIS warns
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Governments need to plan how they will halt rescue measures introduced during the financial crisis, and ought to pull out as soon as conditions allow, according to the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).
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