Moody's: No rating impact on RMBS notes issued by DCDML 2016-1 B.V. after change in post enforcement priority of payments
Announcement: Moody's: No rating impact on RMBS notes issued by DCDML 2016-1 B.V. after change in post enforcement priority of payments. Global Credit Research- 10 Mar 2017. London, 10 March 2017-- Moody's Investors Service has been requested to assess the impact on the ratings of the notes issued by DCDML 2016-1 B.V. following the change to the Post-Enforcement and Call Option Exercise Priority of Payments and related amendments to the transaction documentation.
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