Mr. Ronald F. Greenspan

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  Ronald F. Greenspan
  
  FTI Consulting, Inc.; Los Angeles

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  related industries," said Ron Greenspan, senior managing director, FTI Corporate Finance."We are not yet past the bad news about bad loans.A continued cautious posture by lenders could further weaken an already listing US economy," Mr. Greenspan added.

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  Faced with $258 million in debt, Brobeck filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in September 2003, and Ronald Greenspan, the bankruptcy trustee, looked to former partners and their new law firms to help fund the estate.
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  Greenspan filed suit against the firm, alleging unfair competition and claiming that the departure of the partners helped precipitate Brobeck's collapse.
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  After Brobeck shut down, however, Morgan Lewis hired about 100 of its lawyers, and Greenspan sued the firm for the profits it received on a case once handled by Brobeck, leading to an eventual $10.2 million settlement.

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  We gratefully acknowledge the following planning committee members who have worked with the co-chairs to plan this year's technical program and social activities: Paul Abramowitz (Special Investments, Inc.), Marc Barreca (Preston Gates & Ellis LLP), Richard Brooks (CIT Business Capital), Gayle Bush (Bush Strout & Kornfeld), Mark Calvert (Cascade Capital Group LLC), Diana Carey (Karr Tuttle Campbell), Shelly Crocker (Crocker Kuno Ostovsky), Joe Dawson (Dawson & Gerbic, LLP), Shirley Dunn (Hamstreet & Associates), Eric Fruits (ECONorthwest), James Gee (US Trustees Office), Nina Gerbic (Dawson & Gerbic, LLP), Ronald Greenspan (FTI Consulting Inc.), Geoffrey Groshong (Miller Nash, LLP), Mary Jo Heston (Lane Powell PC), Joon Huh (Mesirow Financial Consulting, Inc.), Dillon Jackson (Foster Pepper PLLC), Linda Johannsen (Preston Gates & Ellis LLP), David Levant (Stoel Rives), Kent Mordy (PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP), Jane Pearson (Foster Pepper PLLC), Katriana Samiljan (Bush Strout & Kornfeld)

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  Ronald Greenspan, CIRA
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  Ronald Greenspan, CIRA, FTI Consulting, Inc.Moderator:

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  It will depend on the particular securitization tranche they own," said Ronald Greenspan, senior managing director for the corporate finance practice at Baltimore-based FTI Consulting.FTI is a global advisory firm that provides consulting services to organizations confronting legal, financial and bankruptcy issues and advises many of the major mortgage company restructurings occurring right now.
  
  The lower the credit rating of the tranche, which includes equity and junior tranches, the more the investor might be hurt.
  
  "The plan will likely help many of the senior bondholders," said Mr. Greenspan.He explained that in many cases, as much as 90% of the bondholders own senior tranches and get a fixed interest rate."What they make is not influenced by the rate of interest the borrowers pay but by the number of defaults," he said.
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  "The hedge funds are likely to bear much of the costs of this program," said Mr. Greenspan.That's because hedge funds tend to own the bonds that get wiped out first."Those are the bonds that are the most exposed by the rates reset," he said.
  
  Overall the economic impact of the plan remains unclear.The plan may not hurt investors all that much, however its benefits for economic growth and the housing market continue to be vague.
  
  "If it was not in an election year, this plan would not be happening.It's not economically driven.If it was, the servicers and the industry would be doing it on their own," Mr. Greenspan said.

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  Ron Greenspan, a senior managing director at FTI Consulting in Los Angeles, said he has been in contact with American Home's creditors as they seek the best way to extract value from the lender's assets.

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  Some industry officials said weak lending standards, not exceptions, were largely to blame for surging defaults. ,The problem is not that those exceptions are going bad , you don,t have a lot of exceptions in the pools,, said Ronald F. Greenspan, a senior managing director at FTI Consulting, which has worked on the bankruptcies of many mortgage lenders. ,To me it,s a more fundamental underwriting issue.,

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  Some industry officials said weak lending standards, not exceptions, were largely to blame for surging defaults. ,The problem is not that those exceptions are going bad , you don,t have a lot of exceptions in the pools,, said Ronald F. Greenspan, a senior managing director at FTI Consulting, which has worked on the bankruptcies of many mortgage lenders. ,To me it,s a more fundamental underwriting issue.,

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  In a bankruptcy filing, such lenders are "in a very protected position" and their losses "will be quite minor ... assuming the collateral has decent value," said Ronald Greenspan, a senior managing director with FTI Consulting Inc., Annapolis, Md., which is acting as financial adviser to unsecured creditors in three subprime bankruptcies.
  
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