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Federal Reserve Proposes Overhaul Of Mutual Holding Company Rules
The Federal Reserve Board has proposed the first comprehensive update to mutual holding company regulations since 2011, aiming to improve capital access for mutual banking organizations. The proposal would clarify that mutual capital certificates and special deposits can qualify as regulatory capital, streamline dividend waiver procedures, and eliminate outdated procedural requirements inherited from the former Office of Thrift Supervision.
United States Finance
HL
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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FDIC Requests Comment On GENIUS Act Forms
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has released a request for comment on new reporting requirements for FDIC-supervised Permitted Payment Stablecoin Issuers, introducing comprehensive weekly and quarterly reporting obligations. These proposed forms would require detailed disclosures about stablecoin activity, reserve assets, trading volumes across exchanges, and financial condition metrics.
United States Finance
HL
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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HRSA Announces Updated 340B Rebate Model Pilot Program, Limited To Drugs Subject To A Maximum Fair Price (MFP) For 2026 And 2027
The Health Resources and Services Administration has announced a revised 340B Rebate Model Pilot Program for drugs subject to Medicare's Maximum Fair Price, expanding eligibility to manufacturers with selected drugs for 2026 and 2027. The program introduces new data requirements, dispute resolution mechanisms, and stricter compliance monitoring while addressing stakeholder concerns about administrative burden and program integrity.
United States Finance
HL
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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OCC Follows FDIC In Proposing More Practical Rules For Sharing Confidential Supervisory Information
The OCC has proposed amendments to its rules governing the disclosure of confidential supervisory information, following a similar FDIC proposal from June. These regulatory changes would expand banks' ability to share CSI without prior approval in specific circumstances, including M&A transactions, while maintaining appropriate safeguards through confidentiality agreements and other protective measures.
United States Finance
HL
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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SEC Moves Quickly To Confirm A Familiar Exchange Act ABS Test—Data Centers Are Just The Latest Application
The SEC Staff has issued no-action guidance clarifying that certain data center securitizations structured with the issuing entity owning the facility directly are not "asset-backed securities" under the Exchange Act. This determination hinges on whether data centers qualify as "self-liquidating financial assets" and has broader implications for similar financing structures across multiple asset classes including real estate, whole business securitizations, and collateralized fund obligations.
United States Finance
D
Dechert
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Understanding The Mechanics Of An Unitranche Lending Structure
In leveraged and asset-based lending, the unitranche structure offers a sophisticated approach to allocating risk and return among lenders within a single credit facility. How do first out and last out arrangements work in practice, and what critical provisions should lenders negotiate to protect their interests? This analysis examines the mechanics, economic features, and key considerations that inform participation decisions in these increasingly popular financing structures.
United States Finance
MB
Mayer Brown
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A Pleasant Surprise: The U.S. CLO And ABL Markets’ Resilient Mid-2026 And What It Means For H2
U.S. CLO and asset-based loan markets demonstrated remarkable resilience through a turbulent first half of 2026, absorbing tariff shocks, credit downgrades, and geopolitical tensions while maintaining robust issuance levels. With a large pool of deals ready for refinancing, improving spreads, and favorable regulatory developments, the market is positioned for a potentially record-breaking second half as investor appetite remains strong and new financing structures continue to evolve.
United States Finance
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Dechert
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An Age Of Revitalization: US Airport Infrastructure Opportunities
As commercial air travel surges past pre-pandemic levels with 1.1 billion passengers in FY2024, US airports face unprecedented demand for modernization. Major transformations at LaGuardia, JFK, and LAX demonstrate how public-private partnerships are delivering multi-billion dollar terminal redevelopments, automated transit systems, and consolidated facilities. With Washington Dulles seeking complete terminal replacement and new airports like Chicago's South Suburban project in procurement, the private secto
United States Real Estate
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Torys LLP
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Federal Reserve Proposes Overhaul Of Mutual Holding Company Rules
The Federal Reserve Board has proposed the first comprehensive update to mutual holding company regulations since 2011, aiming to improve capital access for mutual banking organizations. The proposal would clarify that mutual capital certificates and special deposits can qualify as regulatory capital, streamline dividend waiver procedures, and eliminate outdated procedural requirements inherited from the former Office of Thrift Supervision.
United States Finance
HL
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
Article
FDIC Requests Comment On GENIUS Act Forms
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has released a request for comment on new reporting requirements for FDIC-supervised Permitted Payment Stablecoin Issuers, introducing comprehensive weekly and quarterly reporting obligations. These proposed forms would require detailed disclosures about stablecoin activity, reserve assets, trading volumes across exchanges, and financial condition metrics.
United States Finance
HL
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
Article
HRSA Announces Updated 340B Rebate Model Pilot Program, Limited To Drugs Subject To A Maximum Fair Price (MFP) For 2026 And 2027
The Health Resources and Services Administration has announced a revised 340B Rebate Model Pilot Program for drugs subject to Medicare's Maximum Fair Price, expanding eligibility to manufacturers with selected drugs for 2026 and 2027. The program introduces new data requirements, dispute resolution mechanisms, and stricter compliance monitoring while addressing stakeholder concerns about administrative burden and program integrity.
United States Finance
HL
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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