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The ruling isn’t a free pass for defendants facing claims under the Securities Act of 1933. In the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s case against UBS, for instance, Cote??that the bank misled mortgage-backed securities investors about the quality of underlying loans, rejecting Fait arguments by UBS’s lawyers at Skadden. “There is dictum in Fait that superficially supports defendants’ claims,” she wrote, noting “confusion” about the 2nd Circuit’s holding. ” upon closer examination of that decision and its reasoning,” Cote continued, “the court is convinced that [the FHFA] has the better of the argument.” Similarly, in June U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin??to reconsider her refusal to dismiss a special purpose vehicle investor’s negligent misrepresentation claims.

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