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1607 STRATEGIES, LLC → Structured Finance Association (2nd Quarter Report 2021)

July 19, 2021

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Lobbying filings show who is paid to influence government, on whose behalf, and on which issues — core follow-the-money data.

What changed

Last recorded activity July 19, 2021.

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Summary

1607 STRATEGIES, LLC reported $22,500 lobbying for Structured Finance Association.

Why It Matters

Lobbying filings show who is paid to influence government, on whose behalf, and on which issues — core follow-the-money data.

Key Facts

  • Income: $22,500

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Lobbying Activity

1607 STRATEGIES, LLC

on behalf of Structured Finance Association

2022

BANKINGFINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS/INVESTMENTS/SECTAXATION/INTERNAL REVENUE CODE

Issues affecting structured finance, the transition from LIBOR and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau actions affecting the expectations of market participants involved in securitization. Issues related to mortgage finance reform. Issues regarding Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rulemaking concerning qualified mortgages. H.R. 2471, Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2022, provisions relating to LIBOR transition. S. 3844, Economic Continuity and Stability Act, provisions relating to LIBOR transition. H.R. 4616, Adjustable Interest Rate (LIBOR) Act of 2021, all provisions.

1607 STRATEGIES, LLC

on behalf of Structured Finance Association

2021

BANKINGFINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS/INVESTMENTS/SECHOUSINGTAXATION/INTERNAL REVENUE CODE

Issues affecting structured finance, the transition from LIBOR and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau actions affecting the expectations of market participants involved in securitization. Issues related to mortgage finance reform. Issues regarding Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rulemaking concerning qualified mortgages. Issues related to FASBs new accounting standards. Issues related to the True Lender Rule of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

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