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ARCHIVE | Criteria | Structured Finance | Legal: Standard & Poor's Implements Credit Enhancement Criteria and Revises Representation and Warranty Criteria for Including Anti-Predatory Lending Law Loans in U.S. Rated Structured Finance Transactions
Standard & Poors, May 2004
Abstract (Editor's Note: This criteria article is no longer current. It has been superseded by the article titled, 'Standard & Poor's Criteria For Analyzing Loans Governed By Anti-Predatory Lending Laws,' published Nov. 5, 2008. This article supersedes 'Standard & Poor?s Will Admit Georgia Mortgage Loans Into Rated Structured Finance Transactions,' published March 11, 2003; 'Standard & Poor?s Clarifies Position on Proposed Amendments to Georgia Fair Lending Act,' published Feb. 7, 2003; 'Standard & Poor?s Comments on its Announcement Concerning Georgia Fair Lending Act,' published Jan. 24, 2003; and 'Standard & Poor?s to Disallow Georgia Fair Lending Act Loans,' published Jan. 16, 2003.) Effective today, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services will require additional credit support for certain loans governed by anti-predatory lending...
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