Ashford Hospitality Trust, Dallas, has restructured and extended the maturity date on a $203.4 million mortgage loan that was originally due this month.
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As Rep. Scott Garrett seeks to pass the first significant financial reform law since the Dodd-Frank Act, a lot of forces are arrayed against him.
January 31 -
Moody's Investors Service assigned preliminary ratings to the new U.K. RMBS deal from Lloyds Bank's Arkle master trust.
January 30 -
GE Financial, formerly known as AmeriCredit, is reportedly scheduled to price its auto transaction called AmeriCredit Automobile Receivables (AMCAR) Trust 2012-1 early this week.
January 30 -
One of the co-chairs of the new federal/state RMBS Working Group is preparing to file cases in the next few weeks against Wall Street firms involved in the packaging and selling of RMBS.
January 30 -
Seyfarth Shaw hired Frank Burke for the firm’s Los Angeles offices as a litigation partner.
January 30
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Pillsbury has hired Anthony Schouten and Jeffrey Stern for its finance group as partners in New York.
January 30 -
Expanding the debt-to-income criteria and including investors under the new Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) proposal can have a significant impact on non-agency RMBS modification volumes, Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said.
January 30
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Barclays is looking to buy up notes in ACA CLO 2005-1, a CLO managed by Apidos Capital Management, in an apparent effort to exercise the deal’s call option.
January 30 -
The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) is proposing new rules for troubled debt restructurings that will cover how all federally insured credit unions account for delinquencies, charge-offs, and income related to troubled home mortgages.
January 30 -
Bank of America is ready to unload yet another multi-billion package of mortgage servicing rights, according to bidders and industry advisors familiar with the bank's plans.
January 30 -
When weighing financial-aid offers, among students’ concerns are how much debt they will have at graduation and how much they will owe in loan payments each month.
January 28 -
The Treasury Department late Friday unveiled a new plan to expand the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) by increasing the incentive fees it pays investors including Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for agreeing to reduce the principal amount of a mortgage.
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