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Bankrupt bond insurer Ambac Assurance Corp. has sued Bank of America over MBS that have gone sour.
April 17 -
The residential mortgage division of Ally Financial missed a scheduled payment on its debt Tuesday, laying the ground work for an eventual default if the payment is not made quickly.
April 17 -
Political pressure backed with money can be very persuasive in Washington and it may provide relief for some underwater borrowers with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans.
April 17 -
Assured Guaranty is saying Moody’s Investors Service should upgrade its bond insurance subsidiaries rather than continue to consider downgrading them.
April 17 -
CoreLogic has gained approval from Standard & Poor's to provide third-party due diligence for RMBS rated by the agency.
April 17 -
A Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) proposal would protect certain information banks provide to the agency, but one prominent group is claiming CFPB doesn't have a right to the information in the first place.
April 16 -
Sometime in June, the long-awaited final qualified mortgage rule will be released. Considerable speculation and debate over variations of the rule have taken place since it appeared in the Dodd-Frank Act. Its ultimate form has implications for access to mortgage credit, its cost, and contingent legal liability, among others.
April 16 -
Oak Hill Advisors has added a partner for its European credit business.
April 16 -
Private-label residential MBS interest shortfalls and liquidity disruptions that Standard & Poor's has been observing are likely to continue for some time, a credit analyst said in an online broadcast.
April 16 -
Mortgage lenders issued $29.2 billion of Ginnie Mae MBS in March, up 5% from the prior month as securitizations of Jumbo and multifamily loans surged, according to new figures released by the government.
April 16