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Blockbuster stock market gains allow U.S. public pensions to lower their assumed investment return and the chance that taxpayers have to make up any shortfalls.
August 26 -
The deal appears to take advantage of a shift in federal rules reducing the level of non-owner-occupied loans Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac can purchase.
August 26 -
Hailing from Canada, the upcoming credit card deal will draw from a pool with very low rates of delinquency, total net losses and charge offs.
August 25 -
Sales of new U.S. homes rose in July for the first time in four months, helped in part by additional inventory and indicating still-firm underlying demand.
August 24 -
The proceeds from the trust’s certificates will refinance some CMBS debt, among other balance sheet uses.
August 24 -
Investors wanting to hedge risks arising from potential Federal Reserve policy changes should consider credit markets instead of equities.
August 24 -
Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan said equity gains helped offset fixed income and currency losses in the first half of the year.
August 23 -
Blackstone Inc. is broadening its bet on U.S. student housing, forming a $784 million joint venture with Landmark Properties.
August 20 -
Refinancing, high home prices, the concentration of pandemic-related hardships in the FHA market, and the lingering impact of last year’s market disruption all likely played a role in the intensified discrepancy.
August 20 -
The collateral mortgage were underwritten through the CFPB's ATR rules, and captures self-employed, prime and super prime borrowers, and even foreign nationals.
August 20 -
Less than two years after its much-delayed opening, the complex known as American Dream is threatening to dash the lofty ambitions of yet another developer.
August 19 -
Facebook is leasing two buildings that offer 542,680 square feet of prime office space in the Spring district of Bellevue, Washington, now under redevelopment.
August 19 -
Catastrophe bonds broke a record during the first half of the year with about $8.5 billion of new securities issued, according to a report from Swiss Re AG
August 18 -
Virtually the whole collateral pool will be comprised of senior secured loans, cash and eligible investments ultimately benefiting software, hotel and leisure.
August 18 -
The wholesale lender has a cost structure aimed at beating the competition in a rising rate environment, Chairman and CEO Mat Ishbia said on the second quarter earnings call.
August 17 -
What policy makers say about economic inequality at this month’s Jackson Hole symposium is potentially a bigger deal for bond investors than any taper talk.
August 17 -
Henry Brigham, Willis Hwang and David Knecht bring a combined 43 years of corporate trust experience to the Wilmington Trust team.
August 17 -
Credit performance to LL ABS deals has been better than expected, as financial support to borrowers made exxtra cash available to pay down on other obligations.
August 16 -
State Street Corp. will leave its two New York City offices, making good on plans to transition its Manhattan-based staff to a hybrid work model.
August 16 -
In a first for the EART program, the collateral will include loans originated through a third-party direct lender.
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