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A Federal Reserve Board proposal released Tuesday would clamp down on practices in the credit card industry by reining in fees, limiting card use by young borrowers and restricting rate increases.
September 30 -
Global advisoy firm Hodes Weill & Associates hired Robert Levinson as principal, chief financial officer and chief administrative officer.
September 30 -
Distressed mortgage investor Kondaur Capital, Santa Ana, Calif., is open to the idea of buying a bank, according to a company spokesman.
September 30 -
CitiMortgage, in yet another reorganization move, has terminated its residential production chief, Brad Bunts, a 13-year veteran of the company.
September 30 -
BMW Financial Services is in the market with a Term ABS Loan Facility or TALF-eligible dealer floorplan offering, which is lead managed by RBS Securities.
September 29 -
A number of market notices have been released in Europe highlighting the risks of non-call for entities that have received government funding, according to market reports.
September 29 -
Bank of America has hired a former Credit Suisse banker as co-head of distressed sales and trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
September 29 -
U.S. home prices may still be off from year-ago levels, but they climbed in July for a third consecutive month, evidence that a key segment of the U.S. economy may be on the mend.
September 29 -
Harley Davidson is in the market with a $700 million motorcylce-backed offering that is Term ABS Loan Facility or TALF-eligible.
September 29 -
Moody’s Investors Service booted a major future flow deal out of the investment-grade club today, downgrading three kinds of Class A notes of Petroleum Export Limited to ‘Ba1.’
September 29 -
U.K. banks plan to renegotiate terms with their borrowers rather than calling in loans that are in default.
September 29 -
Standard & Poor’s Monday dropped MBIA Insurance Corp. to junk status, lowering the insurer’s credit rating to 'BB+' from 'BBB'. The outlook is negative.
September 29 -
CMBS investors received $1.35 billion in loans from the Federal Reserve via the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (TALF), according to reports released Monday.
September 29 -
Fitch Ratings hired Charles Gamm as a senior director to head the rating agency’s Canada office.
September 29 -
As 'negative equity' increases home owners are increasingly likely to default on their mortgages — even if they can afford to pay them, according to a recent academic study.
September 28 -
Efforts by Financial Services Committee chairman Barney Frank, D-Mass., to get community bankers behind his Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPA) bill might require giving banking regulators more say over consumer regulations.
September 28 -
The Federal Reserve accepted all 59 bonds, totaling $1.4 billion, presented in September’s Legacy CMBS TALF subscription. However, JPMorgan Securities analysts said that this still doesn’t explain the Fed’s methodology on how it accepts or rejects bonds for the program.
September 28 -
Climbing unemployment in Spain has had a negative impact on the collateral performance of consumer loan ABS, said Moody's Investors Service in its Annual European Consumer Loan ABS Sector Review.
September 28 -
Effective Oct. 1, the proceeds on Federal Housing Administration (FHA)-insured reverse mortgages will be reduced by 10% — a swift policy change that has spurred lenders to beat the deadline so their clients can borrow more.
September 28 -
The ABX September remittance data did not exhibit anything dramatically different
September 28