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The industrys reliance on these yardsticks to estimate the riskiness of a pool of borrowers is mathematically flawed.
February 21 - Europe
Kensington Mortgage Co. (KMC) is pooling approximately £343.7 million (US$428.7) in prime-borrower first-lien and buy-to-let investor mortgages in the second UK mortgage-backed securitization being marketed this month.
February 21 -
Ocwen Financial has reached a deal with California authorities to resolve allegations that the mortgage servicing firm -- a frequent target of regulators in recent years -- again violated a range of state and federal laws.
February 19 -
Kroll Bond Rating Agency is maintaining its downgrade watch on portions of Diamond Resorts recent timeshare loan securitizations, expressing worries about future default levels.
February 16 -
Ocwen has stepped away from the business of acquiring mortgage service portfolios - for now - so the special servicer is exploring new business lines as varied as mortgage originations to alternative lending under the direction of new non-executive chair Phyllis Caldwell. a former U.S. Treasury executive.
February 14 -
Fannie Mae plans to sell nonperforming loans with $1.7 billion in unpaid principal balance.
February 14 -
J.P. Morgan is testing the market with another large offering of mortgage bonds backed by an unusual mix of collateral.
February 13 -
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray has managed to keep his job for more than two weeks into a Trump administration, despite repeated calls by House Republicans for him to be fired.
February 12 -
Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corp. has received issuer and purchase approval from Ginnie Mae, allowing it to complete a previously announced deal with Freedom Mortgage.
February 10 -
Invictus Capital Partners, a nonprime mortgage lender based in Washington, D.C., is making its debut in the securitization market.
February 9