WASHINGTON, November 14, 2025 – The Structured Finance Association (SFA), a leading trade association representing the structured finance and securitization industry, applauds Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (R-WI) for his letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)...
Read MoreDavid Dwyer, SFA’s General Counsel, Policy and Regulatory Affairs, hosted Taggert Davis, Vice President, Government Affairs, EMEA at PGIM, and Edwin Wilches, Managing Director, Co-Head of Securitized Products at PGIM, to discuss the state of...
Read MoreGo behind the scenes in Washington as the Structured Finance Association’s Bright Ideas Podcast unpacks the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. Host Dan Grattan is joined by bipartisan policy experts Chris Maneval and Ben...
Read MoreSFA CEO Michael Bright interviewed Andrew Bryan, Knowledge Director at Clifford Chance, to discuss the state of European securitization reform. Listen below. https://youtu.be/UckyLgysO9Y
Read MoreThe Structured Finance Association recognizes that the conservatorships of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have been a subject of long-standing debate, and we commend the Trump administration for engaging with this critical issue. As discussions...
Read MoreSFA CEO Michael Bright interviewed Kayla Roberts, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Acting Office Chief, Office of Structured Finance to discuss the latest developments shaping industry regulation. https://youtu.be/ldPaiXCJBPs
Read MoreBy Michael Bright Policymakers in Europe and the United Kingdom are rightly focused on improving access to capital, strengthening financial-market resilience, and creating sustainable economic growth. They have many levers to pull, but securitization has...
Read MoreMichael Bright, Structured Finance Assoc. CEO and Fmr. Ginnie Mae COO, joins ‘Fast Money’ to talk the possibility of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac going public. Watch Full Video Here
Read MoreStructured Finance Association CEO Michael Bright joined The Bottom Line on FOX Business to discuss the potential implications of making mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac public. Bright emphasized the importance of maintaining key...
Read MoreIn a recent episode of GlobalCapital's Another Fine Mezz podcast, SFA CEO Michael Bright joined hosts George Smith and Oliver West to discuss the upcoming SFVegas conference. Bright highlighted that the event is expected to...
Read MoreMichael Bright's Op-Ed for American Banker argues that federal overreach in loan servicing enforcement could harm consumers by driving up compliance costs and limiting access to credit. He warns that excessive regulation may push smaller...
Read MoreIn a recent video interview with The Washington Times, SFA CEO Michael Bright discussed the current state of the economy, the upcoming presidential election, and the influence of regulators in shaping economic policy. View The...
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