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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 -
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 - Europe
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 - Europe
However, the government housing programs have limited credit implications in terms of French RMBS and covered bonds, Moody's Investors Service said.
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 -
LPS has reached a settlement with the Colorado Attorney General that concludes the State's investigation of the former document execution practices by LPS units,
October 29 -
Once the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finalizes several mortgage rules in January, the bureau should be prepared to provide timely guidance on implementation issues, according to three industry groups.
October 29 -
It appears that the days of the U.S. Treasury Department doling out money to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are just about over, according to a new report from the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA).
October 28