A federal court in Delaware has denied $88 million in claims by Chase Manhattan Mortgage, Iselin, N.J., that it was deceived by Advanta Corp. when it bought the credit card company's residential subprime division four years ago.However, the court ruled in Chase's favor in regard to one specific contract claim, which means that Advanta must pay Chase $17.5 million plus interest. A post-trial "findings of fact" document issued by the court states that Advanta made "several misstatements or omissions of fact in its dealings with Chase " In a separate issue involving claims and counterclaims tied to the $1 billion purchase, Chase agreed to pay Advanta, of Spring House, Pa., $8.75 million. It appears that Advanta's exposure on the case -- excluding legal costs -- totals $8.75 million. Advanta officials could not be reached for comment as of MortgageWire's deadline.
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The trade group's letter to FHFA Director Bill Pulte pointed out that lenders were facing credit report price hikes for four straight years.
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Hart, who came over from Ellie Mae, starts in the position of Jan. 1, as Tim Bowler moves to a new role within ICE's Fixed Income and Data Services division.
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Michael Hutchins, the two-time interim chief executive at the government-sponsored enterprise, will remain with the company in his role as president.
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New-home purchase activity rose 3.1% year over year, but dropped 7% from October, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.
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Higher unemployment has driven these indications of distress higher but most loans that financial institutions hold in their portfolios are still performing.
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Remote work helped fuel migration and erased the loss of rural residents that occurred in the decade prior to the arrival of Covid, Harvard researchers found.
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