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Mortgage application activity was mixed in the week ending Oct. 26 with refinancings lower and purchases higher.
October 31 -
Iconix Brand Group plans to launch a new $1.1 billion securitized financing program, the company said today.
October 31 -
FHA lenders stuck to their bread and butter product, originating $124.5 billion of purchase money loans in fiscal year 2012 with nearly 78% going to first-time homebuyers.
October 30 -
The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) recommended that fixed-income markets be open tomorrow, Wednesday, Oct. 31, for the trading of U.S. dollar-denominated fixed-income securities in the U.S., according to a statement published on the association’s Web site.
October 30 -
Downgraded European sovereigns saw ratings on their covered bonds lowered at levels ten times higher than those from more stable European sovereigns, according to a Moody's Investors Service special comment published today.
October 30
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Travelers Capital Corporation has arranged long term non-recourse financing for the acquisition of the Raging River hydroelectric power facility on North Vancouver Island, for Aquila Infrastructure Management.
October 30 -
Interactive Mortgage Advisors is sending out for auction a $370 million package of servicing rights backed by Ginnie Mae loans.
October 30 -
Both large and small banks protested a June proposal that would implement the Basel III accord by forcing financial institutions to hold more and higher-quality capital.
October 30 -
Oliver Wyman's valuations of the troubled RMBS and CLOs held by Spanish banksprovide a benchmark on what sort of losses securitised transactions face, said analysts at the Royal Bank of Scotland.
October 30 -
However, the government housing programs have limited credit implications in terms of French RMBS and covered bonds, Moody's Investors Service said.
October 30 -
S&P downgraded 242 ratings during 3Q12, for a 1.9 upgrade-to-downgrade ratio, dropping from the record ratio of 3.3 in 2Q12.
October 30 -
Hurricane Sandy is likely to affect coastal and some inland regions of several states, but analysts at Standard & Poor's said today that it was still too early to gauge the effects on residential and commercial real estate.
October 29