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Wolf Theiss | Hungary | 28 Sep 2021
Security interests in Hungary
To establish a valid security interest, a title instrument and an act of perfection (ie, an act of publicity) are required. This article discusses various details relating to security interests in Hungary, including the ranking of pledges and mortgages, trust and parallel debt issues, and security and loan transfers.
Ropes & Gray LLP | USA | 30 Apr 2020
Mortgage-Backed Securities Litigation in the Wake of COVID-19
The global public health crisis has impacted nearly every industry and market sector in the United States. But with non-essential businesses…
FTI Consulting Inc | USA | 15 Apr 2020
Structured credit in a crisis: COVID-19 - Impacts on structured credit and valuation challenges
The coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak has resulted in unprecedented supply and demand shocks to the world economy. Despite central banks and…
Hogan Lovells | European Union, United Kingdom, USA | 21 Feb 2020
Summary of key U.S. and EU regulatory developments relating to securitization transactions
Numerous regulatory developments were enacted Or proposed in the United States and the European Union in response to the financial crisis…
Mayer Brown | USA | 25 Feb 2019
Freddie Mac’s Investor Reporting Changes
Freddie Mac is an outlier among the three primary secondary market investors with its mid-month investor reporting cycle. In an effort to standardize…
Eryurekli | Turkey | 19 Dec 2018
Regulatory updates in Turkish capital markets
Communiqué on Material Events No. II-15.1 (“Communiqué No. II-15.1”) is amended by the Communiqué No. II-15.1.c on November 17, 2018. The main…
White & Case LLP | European Union, Turkey | 6 Dec 2018
MCB backed ABS - As a Brand New Turkish capital markets' product
Recent regulatory developments unveiled a new initiative aimed at addressing the liquidity needs and increased funding costs of Turkish banks. The…
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo Abogados | Spain | 29 Nov 2018
Approval of Royal Decree-Law 17/2018: the lender shall be liable for stamp duty and shall not be allowed relief for stamp duty expenses
The executive has approved Royal Decree-Law 17/2018, of 8 November, by virtue of which banks granting mortgage loans shall be liable for stamp duty…
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP | USA | 8 Nov 2018
Corporate Penalties Plummet Under the Trump Administration
Over the weekend, the New York Times published an extensive article looking at corporate penalties under the Trump administration and concluding that…
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo Abogados | USA | 29 Oct 2018
The Supreme Court reconsiders whether the lender is finally liable for stamp duty in mortgage loans
Just two days after becoming public, the conclusions of the Supreme Court judgment holding, cou- nter to its earlier view, that the lender in…
