Secondary Market Tax-exempt Asset Securitization for Sponsors, Investors, Other Market Participants, and Their CounselAmerican Bar Association, 2005 - 341 páginas This book is a valuable tool that provides a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of business considerations as well as legal issues for secondary market securitization of tax-exempt assets, including the securitized TOB market. It discusses and analyzes solely the securitization of state and local government obligations, interest on which is federally tax-exempt, using partnerships, custodial arrangements, trusts and other structures that pass through to investors the interest income without changing its character for federal income tax purposes. |
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... Considerations for Investors That Are Registered Investment Companies Conclusion 89 .. 91 115 119 131 142 148 151 ... 151 ... 153 161 195 196 207 214 228 233 247 Chapter 6 : Bankruptcy Law Considerations 249 Bankruptcy Risks " iii.
... Considerations for Investors That Are Registered Investment Companies Conclusion 89 .. 91 115 119 131 142 148 151 ... 151 ... 153 161 195 196 207 214 228 233 247 Chapter 6 : Bankruptcy Law Considerations 249 Bankruptcy Risks " iii.
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... Registration Under the Securities Act Anti - fraud and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 Securitization Program Disclosure 196 . 198 .200 203 ..207 ..207 207 Municipal Securities Market Regulation ; Rule 15c2-12 Secondary Market ...
... Registration Under the Securities Act Anti - fraud and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 Securitization Program Disclosure 196 . 198 .200 203 ..207 ..207 207 Municipal Securities Market Regulation ; Rule 15c2-12 Secondary Market ...
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... Registered Investment Companies 233 ... 233 Fund of Funds .... 233 Investment Objectives and Policies 234 Money Market Funds Subject to Rule 2a - 7 ..235 i . Maturity Provisions and the Use of Demand Features 236 ii . Portfolio Quality ...
... Registered Investment Companies 233 ... 233 Fund of Funds .... 233 Investment Objectives and Policies 234 Money Market Funds Subject to Rule 2a - 7 ..235 i . Maturity Provisions and the Use of Demand Features 236 ii . Portfolio Quality ...
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Contenido
Acknowledgments | xiii |
Chapter 2 | xviii |
What This Book Is Not About | xxiii |
Understanding Secondary Market TEA Securitization 1 | 33 |
Type and Creation of Conduit | 34 |
Basic Terms and Concepts 6 | 38 |
Structuring a Securitization Program 25 | 40 |
Liquidity for Variable COBIS | 51 |
Securities Law Considerations | 195 |
Antifraud and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 | 207 |
The Investment Company Act of 1940 | 214 |
Other Securities Laws | 228 |
Conclusion | 247 |
Bankruptcy Law Considerations | 249 |
Trustee | 282 |
Bankruptcy Risks From Without | 283 |
Placement and Remarketing of Variable COBIS | 59 |
Roles and Relationships of Trustee and Other Parties | 66 |
Rating COBIS Issued by a Conduit | 86 |
Ownership of Securitized Assets by a Conduit | 115 |
Income Allocations | 131 |
Tax Shelter Provisions and Regulations | 142 |
State Income Tax Considerations | 148 |
State Law Considerations at the Conduit Level | 161 |
Sections 23A and 23B of the Federal Reserve Act | 290 |
Regulatory Capital Requirements | 303 |
Section 4c6 of the Bank Holding Company Act | 310 |
Shortfall Obligation of Residual Certificate Owner | 316 |
Federal Income Tax Law and Policy | 322 |
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