It’s been about 7 months since the SEC came out with the final rules for REG AB II, and the industry response is becoming clear.
CREFC, the industry trade group that controls the IRP, has hosted several meetings with the IRP working group, and the emerging strategy for compliance with REG AB II XML reporting is disappointing.
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Today is the 6th anniversary of this blog, which I write to follow the regulatory response to the financial crisis and how the implementation of the Dodd Frank law affects the CMBS market.
If you are a follower, you know I believe the regulators’ primary role should be to require transparency, and I advocate that position. This blog and my advocacy for transparency in the CMBS market is in part inspired by the events of 9/11/01.
Check out my very first post that gives that story:
REG AB II Update : May 2015
/0 Comments/in Industry news, Industry standards /by jimflahertyIt’s been about 7 months since the SEC came out with the final rules for REG AB II, and the industry response is becoming clear.
CREFC, the industry trade group that controls the IRP, has hosted several meetings with the IRP working group, and the emerging strategy for compliance with REG AB II XML reporting is disappointing.
Read more
More details on Reg AB II
/0 Comments/in Industry standards /by jimflahertyIt’s been about two weeks since the SEC released its final rules on disclosure requirements for CMBS, and I have some more details to report.
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September 11, 2014
/0 Comments/in Company history /by jimflahertyToday is the 6th anniversary of this blog, which I write to follow the regulatory response to the financial crisis and how the implementation of the Dodd Frank law affects the CMBS market.
If you are a follower, you know I believe the regulators’ primary role should be to require transparency, and I advocate that position. This blog and my advocacy for transparency in the CMBS market is in part inspired by the events of 9/11/01.
Check out my very first post that gives that story:
http://cmbs2point0.com/the-history-of-backshop-and-cmbscom