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New approach provides better assurances that insurers will pay claims on seasoned loans.
November 26 -
Contrary to historic trends, third-party mortgage loans originated after the crisis years are performing almost as well as retail originated loans.
November 25 -
The individual performance of mortgage-related companies in this publications equity index ranged from a gain of about 3% to a loss of about 2% in value on the day.
November 25 -
The biggest state concentration in the multibillion dollar bulk mortgage servicing rights package represents less than 10% of the portfolio.
November 25 -
The securitization will be backed by income from a portion of the Scottsdale, Ariz.-based firms portfolio of single-family rental homes.
November 25 -
The agency is working on a plan to modernize MBS programs.
November 25 -
JPMorgan Chases $13 billion mortgage-backed securities settlement reinforces the industrys need to keep tabs on originations, even if reform is supposed to end this kind of problem.
November 22 -
Western States dominate the low-coupon Fannie Mae mortgage-servicing rights package.
November 22 -
The Federal Reserve vice chair is getting closer to being in the drivers seat on Fed issues that affect home loan trading, including how mortgage bonds factor into liquidity coverage ratios.
November 22 -
The notes are backed by servicer advance and servicing fee advance receivables, and similar to a previous August deal.
November 22 -
The Oct. 31 rejection of North Carolina Democrat Mel Watts nomination to head the Federal Housing Finance Agency led to the move.
November 22 -
The agency's 2014 budget will rise to $268 million, as the mortgage-backed securities settlement and a better economy have improved the National Credit Union Administration's finances.
November 22 -
The bank struck an agreement this week to settle potential state and federal civil claims of misrepresentations in mortgage-bond sales by the lender and companies it acquired.
November 22 -
The new deal adds to evidence suggesting that private label residential mortgage-backed securities issuance is making a comeback after hitting a speed bump earlier this year.
November 22 -
Tim Howard, dismissed with former CEO Franklin Raines in late 2004, claims in a new book, "The Mortgage Wars," that the GSE was quite healthybut was the victim of vicious attacks by a banking lobbyist group and regulators.
November 21 -
Almost 500 properties across various industry sectors back the net lease commercial mortgage-backed securities deal.
November 21 -
Mortgage Industry Equity Composite stock performance ranged from a gain of more than 1% on the day to a loss of more than 1%.
November 20 -
Retail loans dominate one deal. A mix of property types back the other one.
November 20 -
Individual deal exposures are minimal, for the most part. The area the tornado hit contained about 100 properties, according to Standard & Poors.
November 20 -
Buyers are purchasing properties sight unseen in New York and demand is strong on the coasts, Texas and in suburban Detroit.
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