Whenever S&P made a criteria change to its RMBS model and that change was more conservative than the previous model, did S&P retest the old deals to see if their structure still passed for rating purposes?
Carl Levin: “Whenever S&P made a criteria change to its RMBS model and that change was more conservative than the previous model, did…”
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Senator Levin questions S&P's practices regarding model changes and retesting.
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