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ARTICLE · 22 APRIL 2015

Financial Industry Week In Review - April 13, 2015

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On April 7, DBRS released its Cash Flow Assumptions for Corporate Credit Securitizations Methodology.

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Howard S. Altarescu
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S. Chris Min
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Financial Industry Developments

Rating Agency Developments

On April 7, DBRS released its Cash Flow Assumptions for Corporate Credit Securitizations Methodology. Report.

On April 7, DBRS released its Rating CLOs and CDOs of Large Corporate Credit Methodology. Report.

On April 7, Fitch released its Updated Global Structured Finance & Covered Bonds Criteria Hierarchy. Report.

On April 6, Fitch updated its U.S. RMBS Cash Flow Analysis Criteria. Report.

On April 6, S&P released its Rating Methodology And Assumptions For Global CMBS. Report.

On April 2, DBRS added a Film Rights Appendix to its DBRS Master U.S. ABS Surveillance Methodology. Report.

On April 2, DBRS released its Rating U.S. Film Rights Securitization Methodology. Report.

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