Sentences with phrase «into risk retention»

«Any profit would have to go into risk retention as a first loss provision,» Wilsmann said.

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Combining increased retention among those diagnosed with increased HIV screening and rapid enrollment into care among high - risk groups would have even greater impact.

The resulting improved communications between the Records and Privacy Risk Management programs promotes consistency among data and information management programs and ensures that privacy interests are taken into consideration during the development of records schedules and retention periods.

As you can see from this diagram, the QRM rules are an offshoot of the risk - retention requirements built into the Dodd - Frank Act.

Findings from this study indicate that BHC offers a unique model of evidence - based home - visiting services integrated into primary care, which demonstrates high retention rates and addresses the multidimensional needs of young at - risk families.

Prior to December 24, 2016, when the Dodd - Frank Act's risk retention rules went into effect, CMBS lenders and borrowers anticipated that these regulations might run small lenders out of the market, cause lenders to become overly conservative and make it increasingly difficult to find financing for commercial real estate transactions, especially in secondary and tertiary markets.

The bill does propose repealing the entire mandate for risk retention rules related to CMBS loans that went into effect at the end of 2016.

However, industry experts believe that the adjustment period will likely be much shorter, perhaps only a couple of months once the new risk retention rules go into effect.

The CMBS industry is still trying to figure out how the new risk retention rules will impact the market when they go into effect on December 24th.

This bill provides important, common - sense relief from overly - broad commercial risk retention rules scheduled to go into effect on December 24, 2016.

As it relates to CRE finance, CHOICE Act 2.0 is likely to focus on risk retention, changes in the oversight of credit rating agencies, repeal of the Volcker rule, and a deeper dive into the options for ending the conservatorship of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, who provide significant amounts of debt capital to multifamily borrowers and see tremendous demand from bond investors in their multifamily loan securitizations.

New CMBS risk - retention rules that went into effect late last year have not put a damper on B - piece buying.

In fact, it was the new risk retention rules that prompted KKR to launch the KKR Real Estate Credit Opportunity Partners fund and take a bigger step into the B - piece space.

Despite looming risk retention rules set to go into effect Dec. 24, many in the industry are looking ahead to 2017...

New CMBS risk retention rules set to go into effect December 24th have been stirring concerns across the capital markets for months.

As for the commercial real estate mortgage - backed securities market, Tobin said it could start to crack in the coming year as risk - retention rules come into effect in 2016 and a vintage of questionable pre-financial crisis securities comes due.

According to Dodd - Frank risk retention rules that went into effect last December, sponsors and third - party investors of an asset - backed securitization are required to retain a 5 % interest in the transaction under the form of a vertical (5 % of each class), horizontal (5 % of the lowest bonds in the deal waterfall), or hybrid structural holding (combination of the vertical and horizontal structures equal to 5 %).

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac fund nearly all residential mortgages today and are exempt from the risk retention rule, part of the Dodd - Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act that was signed into law in 2010.

The risk retention rules and increased reserve requirements, which go into effect at the end of 2016, will put even more pressure on traditional lending sources, limiting their capability to provide clients with construction loans for new properties and refinancing of existing loans.

Risk retention rules set to go into effect later this year [are] already affecting CMBS.