The Federal Housing Administration is facing a bailout for the first time in its almost 80-year history, raising a host of fresh questions about the potential for standalone legislation to the reform the agency

September 27
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  • The Aventura Mall located in Aventura, Fl. backs a $1.2 billion CMBS planned for Turnberry Retail Holding and Simon Property Group.

    December 5
  • The Dutch State Treasury will begin selling from its $11.6 billion portfolio of U.S. non-agency RMBS held in the state's Illiquid Assets Back-up Facility.

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  • Consumer Portfolio Services plans to issue its fourth term securitization backed by subprime auto loan receivables in 2013.

    December 5
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    December 4
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