Triad Guaranty Inc., a mortgage insurer that is in self-liquidation mode, has received a delisting notice from the NASDAQ. The exchange told the nation's smallest MI that it is no longer in compliance with a rule requiring it to maintain a minimum market capitalization (based on common stock value) of $15 million. NASDAQ is giving the Winston-Salem company 90 calendar days, or until Feb. 9, 2010, to regain compliance. Triad, whose shares trade for about 50 cents, lost $102 million in the third quarter. In October Triad agreed to sell its MI platform, including its technology, to Essent Guaranty, a new MI company that hopes to begin writing policies next year. Triad has outstanding coverage on about $57 billion worth of home mortgages, according to the Quarterly Data Report.
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Industry economists and analysts were predicting single digit quarter-to-quarter gains, but a trio of large banks had an over 30% rise in mortgage volume.
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The shift, which is in line with a similar one by other regulators, could be significant for mortgage businesses that work with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Jumbo lending helped offset a decline in June's credit numbers, as government-backed programs noticeably contracted, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.
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Colorado homeowners pay the highest premiums at $463 a month, as insurance costs now exceed property taxes in 15 states, LendingTree found.
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CPI inflation remains above the Federal Reserve's 2% target, but the slower rate of increase gives the central bank time to weigh the best course of action.
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Michael Burry, a GSE investor and early predictor of the Great Financial Crisis, is eyeing the senior preferred liquidation preference and a 2028 deadline.
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