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Securitization Law

This interdisciplinary seminar will address legal, tax, financial and accounting issues that arise in securitization of financial assets. Securitization is a large and growing corporate finance technique utilizing legal principles from the fields of bankruptcy, secured transactions, securities, banking regulation, tax, real estate, and pension plan regulation. Relevant aspects of financial accounting, rating agency methodology and financial analysis will also be covered. Evaluation: Research paper. Teaching Method: Text: Prerequisites:


Catalog Number: BUSCOM 661
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate,Trans Area ,  Property Practice Area ,  Taxation Practice Area
Additional Course Information: 1 Draft degree req may be met with class ,  3 draft degree req may be met with class


Course History

Spring 2013
Title: Securitization Law
Faculty: Litwin, Stuart M. (courses  |  homepage)
Section: 1     Credits: 3.0
Capacity: 25     Actual: 0



Spring 2012
Title: Securitization Law
Faculty: Litwin, Stuart M. (courses  |  homepage)
Section: 1     Type: Seminar     Credits: 3.0
Capacity: 25     Actual: 0



Spring 2011
Title: Securitization Law
Faculty: Litwin, Stuart M. (courses  |  homepage)
Section: 1     Type: Seminar     Credits: 3.0
Capacity: 25     Actual: 20



Spring 2010
Title: Securitization Law
Faculty: Litwin, Stuart M. (courses  |  homepage)
Section: 1     Type: Seminar     Credits: 3.0
Capacity: 25     Actual: 20