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Existing home sales fell fractionally in February from the previous month but the housing and mortgage industries received a new dose of bad news Tuesday morning with total inventories rising 9.5% during the month to 3.59 million units.
March 23 -
The Senate Banking Committee approved Chairman Chris Dodd's regulatory reform bill along party lines on Monday, leaving the heavy lifting on the legislation — reaching a bipartisan agreement that could be passed by the full Senate — to be worked out later before the bill can go to the floor.
March 23 -
Lewtan has linked its performance data for over 150,000 bonds with internal analysis on Principia Partners' portfolio management, risk surveillance and compliance platform.
March 23 -
As Congress moves to enact a bill this week that would kill government subsidies for private student lenders, companies that relied on Uncle Sam must dramatically reposition themselves to stay competitive, observers said Monday.
March 23 -
CNH Capital America's equipment-backed ABS, which was upsized to $1.07 billion from $822.5 million, has priced.
March 22 -
American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) data showed that commercial mortgage lending rose in 4Q09.
March 22 -
The U.K. government last week presented the results of its consultation with the country's credit card issuers regarding the regulation of credit cards.
March 22 -
The European Union (EU) said it wants banks to pay into an emergency wind-up fund to pay for any future crisis in the sector, according to market reports.
March 22 -
Investment management firm Babson Capital Management expanded its offices in the Asia Pacific region by forming an eight-member team to source mezzanine debt and private equity investment opportunities in the region.
March 22 -
Chase is the latest mortgage servicer to sign up for the Second-Lien Modification Program (2MP).
March 22 -
Morningstar has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Realpoint,a Nationally Recognized Statistical Ratings Organization (NRSRO) specializing in structured finance.
March 22 -
Following the recent departure of group head Douglas Antonacci, JPMorgan has rearranged its leveraged loan sales team. Antonacci left JPMorgan to join Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
March 22 -
Excessive concentrations of commercial real estate loans have produced huge losses at banks and regulators need to set "hard limits" on CRE portfolios, according to Comptroller of the Currency John Dugan.
March 22 -
Something strange is happening in the market for MBS: the largest buyer by far is about to leave the market and no one seems to be blinking an eye.
March 22 -
Independent broker dealer Braver Stern Securities hired George Kenny as a managing director and head of institutional fixed income sales. Kenny, who brings 25 years of experience in the fixed income sector, will be responsible for expanding the firm’s institutional sales force.
March 22 -
CNH Capital America's equipment backed ABS was upsized to $1,07 billion from $822.5 million.
March 19 -
The House will vote within days on a bill to end private lenders' role in government-guaranteed student lending.
March 19 -
The nation's mega banks and other depositories repurchased roughly $30 billion in residential mortgages from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the second-half of 2009 and will suffer losses of up to 40% on the loans, according to a new report from Credit Suisse.
March 19 -
The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco (FHLB San Francisco) has sued nine securities dealers that sold the GSE nearly $20 billion in private-label MBS.
March 19 -
Fannie Mae's recent announcements on its planned buyouts created considerable uncertainty around the timeline of when these buyouts will happen and where rolls ultimately should be priced, Barclays Capital analysts said.
March 19