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Individual lobbying activities reported in quarterly filings. Each row is one issue area for one client — includes the specific issues lobbied on, government entities contacted, and income/expense amounts.

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1739875 06307986-982f-47ae-bda8-4c54b6558e15 3A STRUCTURED FINANCE ASSOCIATION 401103239 STRUCTURED FINANCE ASSOCIATION 2015 third_quarter HOU 1. GSE Reform - SFIG advocated for inclusion of a federal guaranty, preservation of the TBA market, inclusion of private capital in the first loss position. SFIG wants to ensure that whole loans, a government guarantee, and private-label securitization markets are liquid and well regulated in any new housing finance system. 2. General Housing Finance Issues - SFIG has advocated for increased industry participation in the FHFA's efforts to implement both a single-security (SS) and common securitization platform (CSP). SFIG advocated with the Congress and the FHFA through meetings and response letters, and with Congress through SFIG's support for a title in Senator Shelby's FRIA bill which calls for increased risk-sharing and industry participation. As of July, SFIG is now a participant on the Common Securitization Solutions' Industry Advisory Group for the SS/CSP. While the Industry Advisory Group itself is non-policy focused, SFIG will continue to advocate with the FHFA and Congress for increased industry participation and project transparency. 3. Mortgage REITs - SFIG is advocating for mortgage REITs to be allowed to fully invest in credit-risk sharing transactions created by either Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. 4. HOA Superliens - Some states allow HOA's superpriority status - ahead of the noteholder - in a foreclosure proceeding if dues or homeowners fees are owed. An HOA may be able to foreclose for such late fees ahead of the noteholder. SFIG is advocating for 60 days notice to be given to noteholders if an HOA has been granted such superpriority status. SFIG is also advocating that regulators treat loans in private-label securitizations in the same fashion as FHFA is treating Agency loans when it comes to such HOA Superliens. 5. Eminent Domain - SFIG advocated for the continued ban on government-guaranteed programs to purchase any loan where eminent domain has been enacted. This language has been included in appropriations bills for the past two fiscal years. 6. PLS - SFIG advocated for industry agreed-upon solutions arrived at in its RMBS 3.0 project to be included in as part of any new structure for the return of private-label mortgage-backed securities, including Treasury's project to bring back the PLS market. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC),Farm Credit Administration,Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC),Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA),Federal Reserve System,HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC),Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC),SENATE,Treasury, Dept of,White House Office   120000 0 0 2015-10-19T14:58:50.170000-04:00
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