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The reduction of the nonconforming loan limits at the end of September will bring an end to the agency Jumbo conforming asset class. This can also cause slower prepayment rates as well as higher refinancing rates available to these Jumbo borrowers.
February 16 -
Bank of America hired former Saxon Mortgage CEO Tony Meola as a default servicing executive in its mortgage division.
February 16 -
CoreLogic, the Santa Ana-based analytics firm, believes existing home sales for all of 2010 may be 15% to 20% lower than reported by National Association of Realtors (NAR).
February 16 -
Redwood Trust on Tuesday filed notice with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), signaling its intention to sell a $292 million MBS backed by Jumbo mortgages.
February 15 -
Now that the White House has decided to pull the plug on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the next question becomes: How do you liquidate roughly $1.5 trillion of MBS and whole loans sitting on their books?
February 15 -
Ginnie Mae lenders securitized $35.3 billon of government guaranteed residential mortgages in January, a 5% increase from the prior month, according to new figures released by the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
February 15 -
A pair of rulings from federal bankruptcy judges last week is adding a new wrinkle to the role of MERSCorp in state foreclosure proceedings.
February 15 -
There continued to be some mixed signals in CMBS and RMBS markets last week but these still netted out to cautiously optimistic views of the sectors in some respects.
February 15 -
As Spanish savings banks known as cajas merge and create new private banks, covered bonds that pooled together the assets of several cajas will disappear, according to a recent report by Moody’s Investors Service.
February 15 -
European structured finance products continue to absorb elevated credit risks very well from a performance standpoint, according to Unicredit analysts.
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