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Ups and Downs for Legacy CMBS: TALF Expands, but S&P Signals Downgrades


by Peter K. McKee View Biography
Charles T. Marshall View Biography
Patrick C. Sargent View Biography
Peter Bogdanow View Biography
Andrews Kurth LLP View Firm Credentials
Dallas Office

June 23, 2009

Previously published on May 29, 2009

Recent developments presage dramatic impacts for CMBS market participants. First, the good news: with its May 19 announcement that the Term Asset-Backed Securities Lending Facility (TALF) would be expanded to include pre-2009 commercial mortgage-backed securities (Legacy CMBS), the Federal Reserve has given investors some intriguing options among government programs intended to revive securitization.


 

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