The use of positive information for credit reporting and scoring for existing bank customers has begun in Hong Kong, according to Chicago-based credit reporting company TransUnion.The use of the information follows a two year collection period that started in June 2003, TransUnion said. "The positive work that is being done and the relationships we are building [are] a testament to our commitment to China," said Ralph Sorice, president of TransUnion - International. "We plan to continue on this successful path working and consulting with the Peoples Bank of China, government officials and other financial institutions." TransUnion can be found on the Web at http://www.transunion.com.
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Home loan players are diverting technology budgets to cover back-office operations, after big spending in a downcycle, counter to historical patterns.
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Decreased homeowner equity corresponds to recent declining prices reported by leading housing researchers, but tappable amounts still sit near record highs.
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In addition, John Roscoe and Brandon Hamara have been appointed co-presidents at the government-sponsored enterprise, effective immediately.
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Forbearance or refinancing may help some, workarounds can keep many mainstream loans moving and one type of uncertainty does have an upside for rates.
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While the Federal Open Market Committee has yet to meet this month, investor pricing of longer-term bonds helped mortgages by 11 basis points, Wallethub said.
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While purchase volume is up 20% from last year, it was 5% lower than one week ago, although a 4% increase in refinance activity helped pick up the slack.
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