SEC Letter to Public Company CFOs Regarding Mortgage and Foreclosure-Related Activities or Exposures

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The Securities and Exchange Commission has released a letter sent in late October by its Division of Corporation Finance to the chief financial officers of certain public companies to remind them of disclosure obligations in their upcoming Form 10-Qs and subsequent filings in light of continued concerns about potential risks and costs associated with mortgage- and foreclosure-related activities or exposures. The letter instructs companies to review their various mortgage-related representations and warranties made in sale agreements with purchasers of the mortgages or mortgage-backed securities and consider the implications on their accounting and disclosures. In addition, companies undertaking reviews of their loan documentation and foreclosure practices and which have suspended foreclosures pending completion of such reviews should consider their treatment of loss contingencies and disclosures.

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