HFSC Request for Feedback on Capital Formation
On Monday, March 31st, the LSTA submitted a letter to the House Financial Services Committee (HFSC) advocating for expanded access to private corporate credit for defined…
As the acknowledged voice of the corporate loan market, LSTA has played an active role when legal issues, including submissions of numerous Amicus Briefs, Comments and Response Letters, have arisen. One brief resulted in a favorable U.S. Supreme Court ruling regarding credit bidding, preserving a fundamental right for senior secured lenders.
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Conflicts of Interests in Securitization Rule (Rule 192) – Final Version
Find the final version of the joint trades letter regarding the SEC’s Conflicts of Interest in Securitizations Rule (Rule 192) that went to the SEC…
Leverage in Non-bank Financial Intermediation Consultation Report
LSTA, Inc. recently submitted comments on the recent consultation report titled “Leverage in Non-bank Financial Intermediation” which sets out the FSB’s analysis and proposed policy…
5th Circuit PFA Rule Litigation Decision
The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision to vacate the SEC’s proposed Private Fund Advisors Rule.
Public Comment on Leveraged Loans and CLOs – Good Practices for Consideration
The LSTA submitted comments on the set of good practices for leveraged lending and CLOs (“proposed practices”), which IOSCO is proposing in its Consultation Report.
Joint Trades Letter on the SEC’s Safeguarding Proposal
Find below the final version of the joint trades letter on the SEC’s Safeguarding Proposal that went to the SEC this morning.
LSTA Submits Second Letter on SEC Proposed Rule on Conflicts of Interest in Securitizations
The LSTA submitted its second comment letter on the SEC’s recent Conflict in Securitizations Rule Proposal (the “Proposal”). Given the unreasonably short comment period offered…
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