It is important to note that the Federal Reserve's October 2010 study cautioned that risk retention is not a panacea and that if rules are not implemented carefully by asset class, credit availability could be disrupted at a time when it is desperately needed.
Senator Crapo warns about the potential negative effects of risk retention rules on credit availability.
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