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There are three regulations that are causing a hullabaloo among CLO market participants.
October 29 -
With more borrowers filing legal challenges to foreclosure, many mortgage lenders have turned their back on using Merscorp, which operates an electronic loan registry, to bring foreclosure actions.
October 29 -
CarMax has a new $650 million auto loan securitization marketing that will offer investors three triple-A rated tranches as part of it capital structure.
October 28 -
Profiting from a relationship with behemoth Petroleos de Brasil, Brazil’s Odebrecht Oleo e Gas is tapping the structured finance for a whopping $1.5 billion. Santander and HSBC are reportedly arranging the deal. Neither bank returned requests for comment.
October 28 -
Consumers have stopped using their homes as personal piggy banks with cash-out refinancings falling to their lowest level ever in the third quarter, according to figures compiled by Freddie Mac.
October 28 -
Fixed mortgages inched higher in the week ending Oct. 28, according to Freddie Mac's weekly survey.
October 28 -
Cole Real Estate Investments hired David Collins as vice president in the asset management group. Marc Nemer, Cole president. announced the hiring.
October 28 -
The current — and somewhat robust — refinancing boom has to end sometime, and already mortgage bankers are asking the obvious: If home purchases don’t pick up, then what?
October 28 -
Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) compliance agents are targeting the 10 largest servicers to see if they exhausted all loss mitigation options before proceeding with foreclosure sales, according to a Treasury Department official.
October 28 -
One certain outcome from the foreclosure crisis is an increased liquidation lag across all U.S. states.
October 28 -
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) is establishing a new effective date of May 16, 2011 for reporting ABS to the trade reporting and compliance engine (TRACE).
October 28 -
Standard & Poor’s predicts that the volume of outstanding structured finance securities in the U.S. as a percentage of GDP will fall to the 23%-25% range by the end of 2011, the weighting it had in 2003-2004.
October 28 -
The investor clearinghouse that Talcott Franklin, a firm that specializes in securitization remediation, is advising has gained momentum, said litigator Talcott Franklin. In several cases, deals have garnered up to 50% of investor voting rights,
October 27 -
Trapped for nearly a year in limbo, the Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle may finally be seeing a way forward.
October 27 -
Swiss Re has securitized $175 million of notes backed by extreme mortality risk, which is the company's third deal in the last 12 months under its Vita Capital IV program.
October 27 -
Both refinancing and purchase activity rose in the week ending Oct. 22 as mortgage rates declined after rising in the previous week.
October 27 -
A handful of state attorneys general are taking a hard line with mortgage servicers by demanding loan modifications and principal reductions for those borrowers whose rights may have been violated by robo-signing.
October 27 -
An investment banking firm is warning federal regulators that a congressional mandate to stop relying on the credit ratings of Standard & Poor's and other agencies could be disruptive to the MBS market and increase capital requirements for depository institutions.
October 27 -
More details on the structural terms of the upcoming sizable CMBS deal from Extended Stay were revealed this week.
October 27 -
CIT said on Tuesday it earned 66 cents a share or $131.5 million in the second quarter, thanks to gains in its transportation finance and vendor finance businesses.
October 26