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When Wolters Kluwer asked bankers recently which regulatory concerns keep them up at night, 46% said "regulatory reform"referring to new rules stemming from the Dodd-Frank Act and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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The chief executive officer of Spurs Capital is quite passionate about the Home Affordable Modification Program.
June 27 -
As the new GSE regulator, Rep. Mel Watt would support the Federal Housing Finance Agencys initiative to create a single securitization platform.
June 27 -
Consumers in most major U.S. metropolitan areas continued to reduce their total debt in the first quarter of 2013.
June 27 -
New York will use up to $20 million in mortgage settlement funds to rebuild and restore neighborhoods that are still struggling with blight and large inventories of vacant properties.
June 27 -
Issuers are adding another layer of protection at a time when lawmakers are examining how to wind down Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and bring private capital back into the mortgage market.
June 27 -
Educational efforts that focus on helping home seekers understand all of their housing options are not limited to the National Homeownership Month in June.
June 26 -
During 2008 and 2009, a contractor who worked on several HPD construction projects paid Adorno $100,000 to obtain additional work from the city agency.
June 26 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has advised banks and other financial companies how to respond to an investigation to minimize the risk of punishment.
June 26 -
New findings reiterate the need for expanded access to financial coaching services that result in greater overall economic stability for low- to moderate-income families and the country at large.
June 26 -
No one knows how many borrowers have ended up in foreclosure as a result of the continued use of dual tracking.
June 26 -
In this segment of a roundtable discussion from the 2013 Mortgage Bankers Associations National Fraud Issues Conference, the panelists explain how a closing agent is now doing a vendors job verifying the information that is submitted on a loan application.
June 26 -
Residential Capital will ask a judge today to approve a $2.1 billion deal with its parent Ally Financial Inc. before unveiling a report into the disputes they settled.
June 26 -
After including new issuance the so-called serious delinquency rate is at 8.2%.
June 25 -
Freddie Mac is preparing to market mortgage securities that will share with investors the risk homeowners dont repay their government-backed loans, according to a person with knowledge of the plans.
June 25 -
The Miami Beach home of Centrusts former chairman David Paul was sold for $30 million.
June 25 -
Last November, Lorraine Brown pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud. In May, she was sentenced to a 40-month prison term on a racketeering charge in a robo-signing case in Michigan.
June 25 -
Banks face a looming financial risk from home equity loans, an international ratings agency is warning.
June 25 -
We're hearing a lot about underwriting loosening a bit in the residential mortgage world.
June 25
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren is turning up the heat on the Federal Home Loan Banks for offering cheap financing to private student loan provider Sallie Mae.
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