A special-purpose acquisition company is merging with a bank as its affiliated startup still lacks its own national bank charter.
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In a series of tense exchanges, Republicans accused Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohit Chopra of making rules through press releases.
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The uptick in the 60-day-plus metric could reverse the bulk of the decline that occurred between 2019 and 2021.
December 14 -
The Lansing, Michigan-based firm was awarded the contract this spring and takes over from Novad Management Consulting, which had previously serviced government-held HECMs since 2014.
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When broken down by revenue, natural gas accounts for 80% of the assets' revenue mix; natural gas liquid accounts for 16% and oil revenue represents 4%.
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The $755.5 million mortgage-backed securities deal will fund a range of properties, but large-balance loans represent 42% of the collateral pool's balance.
December 12
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Proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used to replenish and fund Entergy New Orleans' storm recovery reserves that had been depleted after Hurricane's Zeta and Ida.
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Loans with FICO scores less than 680 make up a smaller percentage of the pool, at 13.0%, compared with 18.2% for the Mosaic 2022-2.
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A special-purpose acquisition company is merging with a bank as its affiliated startup still lacks its own national bank charter.
December 9 -
Kearny Financial is partially restructuring its balance sheet in response to a problem that many banks are facing. The bank's actions should result in a sizeable income boost once they're fully phased in, an analyst said.
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Borrowers gained an average of $34,300 in home equity since the third quarter of last year, but that's almost half the amount of growth recorded over the summer.
December 9 -
Early amortization triggers and the use of cross-currency swaps will support the timely repayment of notes on the hybrid private and rule 144a deal.
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An administrative law judge has recommended that a trio of onetime Wells executives be ordered to pay a combined $18.5 million in connection with the bank's fake-accounts scandal.
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