Bulletin: Ratings Based On Freddie Mac's Credit Enhancement Agreements Not Affected By Proposed Amendment - S&P Global Ratings’ Credit Research

Bulletin: Ratings Based On Freddie Mac's Credit Enhancement Agreements Not Affected By Proposed Amendment

Bulletin: Ratings Based On Freddie Mac's Credit Enhancement Agreements Not Affected By Proposed Amendment - S&P Global Ratings’ Credit Research
Bulletin: Ratings Based On Freddie Mac's Credit Enhancement Agreements Not Affected By Proposed Amendment
Published Jan 15, 2009
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NEW YORK (Standard&Poor's) Jan. 15, 2009--Standard&Poor's Ratings Services reviewed today Freddie Mac's proposed Omnibus Amendment and Agreement to Credit Enhancement Agreements (FMOAA). Standard&Poor's concluded the proposed amendment upon execution will not adversely affect the then current ratings based on Freddie Mac's credit enhancement agreements. Currently, trustees submit completed exhibits to Freddie Mac via fax in order to receive timely payments of principal and interest for debt service or tenders. The FMOAA modifies these draw instructions and will permit trustees to access credit enhancement agreement funds through use of Freddie Mac's wire request system. The system is a web-based application designed to facilitate payment of draw requests. Alternate systems are available if the wire request

  
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RESEARCH Bulletin: Ratings Based On Freddie Mac's Credit Enhancement Agreements Not Affected By Proposed Amendment Publication date: 15-Jan-2009 Primary Credit Analyst: Louis F Louis, New York (1) 212-438-2054; louis_louis@standardandpoors.com...

  
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S&P Global Ratings’ Credit Research. "Bulletin: Ratings Based On Freddie Mac's Credit Enhancement Agreements Not Affected By Proposed Amendment" Jan 15, 2009. Alacra Store. May 15, 2025. <http://www.alacrastore.com/s-and-p-credit-research/Bulletin-Ratings-Based-On-Freddie-Mac-s-Credit-Enhancement-Agreements-Not-Affected-By-Proposed-Amendment-696549>
  
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