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The Federal Reserve Board today released action plans for supervised financial institutions HSBC North America Holdings, Ally Financial, and IMB HoldCo.
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Servicers have increasingly opted to stop advancing principal and interest payments on delinquent subprime loans. This trend can have broad implications for bond values, FTN Financial analysts said in a report.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley took the Justice Department to task Wednesday for its fair lending settlement with Countrywide Financial Corp., saying it will have minimal economic impact for affected borrowers.
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For the week ending March 8, Freddie Mac reported 30-year fixed mortgage rates averaged 3.88%, down two basis points from last week and one basis point above the recent 3.87% record low.
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The Treasury Department said Wednesday it is selling $6 billion of its common stock in American International Group (AIG), half of which AIG intends to buy itself at the initial public offering price.
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Walter Investment Management Corp. (WIM) lost $4 million in the fourth quarter and $69 million for the year because of costs tied to its purchase of Green Tree Servicing, St. Paul, Minn.
March 7 - Europe
Proposed changes to the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD IV) – which is the European Union's mechanism for implementing Basel III into law – could cause banks' capital requirements to be diluted.
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Judicial Watch has sued the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), claiming that the agency wrongfully denied a request for documents related to a lawsuit over alleged misrepresentations of MBS.
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Kleinberg, Kaplan, Wolff & Cohen, P.C. has hired Howard Mulligan as of counsel in the corporate department.
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After peaking at 4538 for 2012, refinancing activity has declined for three straight weeks as mortgage rates remained above record lows.
March 7