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Banks, Rating Agencies Fear Proposed Changes to Capital Requirements for MBS
March 28, 2013
Brandon Ivey
According to an analysis by Fitch Ratings, the overall charges for a simple jumbo non-agency MBS across all note-holders would increase to between 6.3 percent and 8.2 percent under the new proposal.
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