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Okay, I found that part of his speech.
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Testimony Concerning Turmoil in U.S. Credit Markets: Recent Actions Regarding Government Sponsored Entities, Investment Banks and Other Financial Institutions
by Chairman Christopher Cox
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Excerpt
Our subprime enforcement efforts fall primarily into three broad categories: first, subprime lenders; second, investment banks, credit rating agencies, insurers and others involved in the securitization process; and third, banks and broker-dealers who sold mortgage-backed investments to the public.
We are investigating whether mortgage lenders properly accounted for the loans in their portfolios, and whether they established appropriate loan loss reserves. In connection with the sale of mortgage-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations, we are investigating the role of the various parties involved in the securitization process. Among other things, we are focused on whether lenders adequately disclosed the risk profiles of underlying loans, whether they valued their portfolios appropriately, and whether they made adequate risk disclosures to investors. We are also investigating whether investment banks and broker-dealers defrauded retail customers by making false representations, or by putting investors into unsuitable mortgage-backed investments."
The entirety is here:
Edit: Hmm...it showed up as credit reporting agencies on the CNN screen. Does credit rating agencies still mean credit reporting agencies or are these different entities? I don't know anything about the stock market and hope someone will come by to translate some of this into english I can understand (his entire speech). lol