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February 2012
14 - Securitisation Fundamentals - Sydney
15-16 - ASF Diploma of Securitisation - Sydney
22 - ASF Covered Bonds - Sydney

March 2012
7 - ASF Covered Bonds - Melbourne
14 - ASF Covered Bonds - Brisbane

May 2012
15 - Securitisation Fundamentals - Sydney
16-17 - ASF Diploma of Securitisation - Sydney
23 - ASF Covered Bonds - Sydney

June 2012
14-15 - ASF Diploma of Securitisation - Brisbane
15 - Securitisation Fundamentals - Brisbane

July 2012
23-24 - ASF Diploma of Securitisation - Melbourne
25 - Securitisation Fundamentals - Melbourne

August 2012
1 - ASF Covered Bonds - Melbourne
14 - Securitisation Fundamentals - Sydney
15-16 - ASF Diploma of Securitisation - Sydney
22 - ASF Covered Bonds - Sydney



What's on Calendar

 

ABS | 2011 - Presentations
28 November 2011
ABS | 2011 conference presentations are now available.

United States Securities and Exchange Commission
17 November 2011

ASF was invited by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission to discuss further our submission requesting accommodation of the Australian proposed credit risk retention standard. We discussed repeating the method of pre-filing under a US inter-agency agreement that previously permitted Australian issuers to get indicative clearance from US regulators for deals in to the US. SEC also quizzed us further on the Australian mortgage market and RMBS product. Specifically, we requested that they permit the continued use of risk retention and transaction structures currently employed in Australian RMBS and ABS. They seemed receptive but also cautioned that the other five agencies that make up the US financial regulatory architecture needed to be comfortable too. ASF proposes therefore to liaise with OCC, FDIC, FRB and others.





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