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Even before the Fed's balance-sheet runoff plan gets up to full speed in September two camps of economists and strategists have emerged predicting an early end.
August 9
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Most of the companies announcing cuts declined to disclose how many workers they terminated, although publicly traded giants revealed their moves would save them tens of millions of dollars this year.
August 8
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Kroll Bond Rating Agency expects to divide the pool into two distinct groupings for ratings purposes, RMBS and CMBS. The RMBS pool is slightly larger.
August 8
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The outlook likely reflects the strong position many companies are in after profits surged on the back of pandemic-related stimulus and two years of rock-bottom interest rates.
August 8
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Mosaic 2022-2 will not include a pre-funding period, and the transaction's collateral pool will be static, and not include a capitalized interest account.
August 5
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The changes, which appear to be separate from a controversial nonbank proposal that's pending, will reduce red tape for credit unions and housing finance agencies and clarify a calculation for loans eligible for repurchase.
August 5
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's review of credit card late fees has ignited pushback from industry that supports an expected 9% jump in fees next year pegged to inflation.
August 5
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The Federal Reserve released its large bank requirements for 2023 based on the results from this year's stress test. Most of the banks tested will need to maintain or increase their tier one capital holdings.
August 5
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Allianz counts on its asset management units to diversify its business beyond insurance, while Pimco is facing headwinds as investors fled fixed-income securities.
August 5
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The solar industry has made significant strides, and the related ABS market should continue under its own momentum, providing investors with attractive returns.
August 5
