Now that Treasury is once again considering buying troubled mortgages (and placing them in a government controlled "bad bank)some 'scratch and dent' investors are wondering whether such a move will deter banks, thrifts, and investment banking firms from selling their non-performing and sub-performing portfolios. When the TARP plan was first being put together this fall some sellers put their auctions on-hold waiting to see what price the Treasury would establish for non-performing product...
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The Federal Reserve's April financial stability report found that asset valuations remain elevated, even as investors are beginning to demand more compensation for risk amid rising uncertainty around monetary policy.
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First American claims Liberty National's owner changed the company's name immediately after a judge held her firm liable for an erroneous wire transfer.
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Lender and servicer Loandepot, reeling from a larger loss in the first quarter, could use the potential funds to cover daily operations or repay debt.
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Alongside its cloud-based brokerage, the company said the acquisition will transform eXp's existing infrastructure into a multi-model platform.
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The opinion that supports national banks' ability to avoid paying interest on certain mortgage accounts in New York is unlikely to be the last word.
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The latest offer, 70 cents per share higher than previously agreed to, equals the cash proposal made by UWM Holdings to win over Two Harbors' shareholders.
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