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previously tom was the associate at cadwallader llp and mickey mouse in llp, where he worked on finance offerings and residential mortgage securitizations. jim carr is a senior policy fellow at opportunity agenda, where his work focuses on housing finance and financial services in underserved communities. she was previously the chief business officer in the community reinvestment coalition. before that, served as senior vice president for financial innovation at the fannie mae foundation. finally, moderating our panel will be director of housing finance and policy, julia gorton. prior to joining c.a.p., julia managed the policy team of the federal housing agency. she previously served as senior policy counsel at the center for responsible lending. so take it away, julia. >> thank you, michael. okay, everybody ready? were going to start with questions for the panel and start up a conversation appear. after a while, we will open the floor to questions from the audience as well. i hope you're thinking about what she would say to ask all of the folks appear. but that, we'll just start with

previously tom was an associate at mckey nell son llp where re worked on structured financial offerings. jim carr is a senior policy opportunity agent. he was previously the chief business owner the reinvestment coalition and before that, senior vice president for financial innovation, planning, and research at the fannie mae foundation. finally, moderating our panel, c.a.p.'s director of finance and policy, julia gordon. prior to joining c.a.p. she managed a policy team at the federal housing agency. she was previous senior council so take it away. >> thank you, michael. everybody ready? what we're going to do is we're going to start with questions of the panel, and have a conversation up here, and after a while we will open the floor to questions from the audience as well. so i hope you're thinking about what you would like to ask the folks up here, and with that, we're just going to start with a dull question here. i'm going to start with mr. gluckstern, how big of a problem is negative equity and for him? >> that was the first part, where are we? a lot of people think it's behind us

previously, tom was an associate at wickersham and taft llt and at mckee nelson llp where he worked on residential mortgage securitizations. jim carr is senior policy fellow at opportunity agenda where his work folkses on housing -- focuses on housing finance and financial services in underserved communities. jim was previously the chief business officer at the national community reinvestment coalition, and before that he served as senior vice president for financial innovation planning and research at the fannie mae foundation. finally, moderating our panel will be c.a.p.'s director of housing finance and policy, julia gordon. prior to joining c.a.p., julia managed the single-family policy team at the federal housing finance agency. she previously served as senior policy council at the center for responsible lending. so take it away, julia. >> thank you, michael. okay. everybody ready? what we're going to do is we're going to start with questions for the panel and have, try to have a conversation up here. and after a while we will open the floor to questions from the audience as well,