FDIC risk-retention rule could weaken CMBS markets

Commercial real estate experts are concerned that a new Credit Risk Retention Rule from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and five other federal agencies could weaken the US commercial mortgage-backed securities markets. The rule, born from the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, compels lenders to hold at least 5% of the debt they package or sell. While two […]

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