Investors increasingly want to be directly tied to origination so that there is more of a closed-loop system, said Kent Usell, managing director at W.J. Bradley Financial Services. Image: Fotolia
Some companies are positioning themselves for the next move in the slowly-reviving securitized jumbo mortgage-backed securities market through partnerships that bring end-investors closer to the origination process than they ever have been before.
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From l., Frank Pallotta discusses the future of the secondary market as Deborah Sturges and Dave Hurt listen. Photo: Arnold Adler.
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