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apital has taken steps to lower refinancing risk cutting commercial paper borrowing to half pre-crisis levels, building up a major cash cushion, diversifying funding sources, etc. those steps do not fully mitigate risks to its credit profile, according to Moodys analyst Mark Wasden.
Date: Apr 04, 2012
Category: Business
Source: Google
Ally Financial's ResCap Move Hinges On Operating Agreement
"It was kind of a reversal of roles," said Mark Wasden, vice president andsenior credit officer for Moody's Investors Service. "These agreements were putinto place when the concern was with the auto-finance company and not withResCap. There was an interest in making sure that the auto-finance ent