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  1. InsureReinsure

    Latin America Update: World Bank and Others Pledge US$90 Billion in Loans to Latin America and Caribbean over Next Two Years; Total Premiums Grow in Peru and Venezuela; Brazilian Regulator Approves Two More Occasional Foreign Reinsurers

    By Troutman Pepper Locke

    Region: The International Development Bank, World Bank Group, Andean Development Corporation, Caribbean Development Bank and the Central American Bank for Economic Integration recently announced their pledge to lend US$90 billion…

  2. Securities Law Prof Blog

    SEC’s Chief Accountant Testifies on Increased Credit Availability & Prudent Lending Standards

    By Securites Lawprof

    James L. Kroeker, the SEC's Acting Chief Accountant, testified today on Testimony Concerning Exploring the Balance Between Increased Credit Availability and Prudent Lending Standards before the House Committee on Financial Services.

  3. Ad Law Access

    NAACP To File Subprime Suits Against Wells Fargo and HSBC

    By Kelley Drye

    The latest class action complaints alleging improper subprime lending practices are due to be filed against two banks today. The NAACP plans to file separate class action lawsuits today against Wells Fargo…

  4. Land Use Prof Blog

    Should governments worry about a return of redlining? …

    By Land Use Prof

         Should law refocus its attention on the practice of “redlining” –- the practice of avoiding mortgage lending and other services because of race or location?     Some conservative…

  5. Environmental Law Prof Blog

    AIG to be acquired by Fed at a cost of $ 85 billion

    By Environmental Law Prof

    The Federal Reserve is reportedly taking a nearly 80 percent stake in the world's largest insurance company, the American International Group, in exchange for an $85 billion loan.   All of…

  6. Securities Law Prof Blog

    Federal Reserve Will Lend Money to Securities Dealers

    By Securites Lawprof

    For the first time, the Federal Reserve will lend money to securities dealers, effective immediately and extending for at least six months.  The move is intended to provide financial institutions…

  7. M & A Law Prof Blog

    The Promise of Private Equity Executive Lending

    By Steven M. Davidoff

    The Financial Times has a brief article today on lending to private equity executives.  Private banks lend to private equity executives who need required cash to invest in their own…

  8. Securities Law Prof Blog

    Sallie Mae LBO News

    By Securites Lawprof

    Lots of disucssion about the proposed sale of Sallie Mae to two banks and two private equity firms for $25 billion.   There are three themes in the commentary.  First, the…

  9. Securities Law Prof Blog

    New Century’s Bankruptcy Expected

    By Securites Lawprof

    New Century Financial Corp., the poster child for the collapse of the subprime mortgage industry, is expected to file for bankruptcy soon, as both Barclays Bank and Morgan Stanley took…

  10. PropertyProf Blog

    Bank Refuses to Lend To Kelo-style Projects

    By propertyprof

    From a story on FT.com:A regional US bank has banned lending to commercial developers who plan to build on land seized from private citizens, in protest against the strengthening of…