Welcome to the latest edition of the Spectrum, covering hot-topic issues in the structured finance markets in the U.S. and UK. This edition features the shifting single-family rental landscape, what’s next for EDGAR, and Basel III.
Spectrum
February 21, 2024
Structured Finance Spectrum – Winter 2024
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Stephen D. Blevit
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Aimee M. Cummo
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Tara E. Castillo
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Russell Chiappetta
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Shanell Cramer
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Jason Cygielman
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Thomas Dunn
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Mathew Gray
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David J. Hoyt
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Thomas Kelly
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Edward Leaf
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Clay A. Littlefield
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Debra L. Lofano
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Terence H. McAllister
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Charles More
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Stephen Ornstein
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Andrew Petersen
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Ken Rothenberg
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Jaime Turcios Zacarias
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