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...home mortgages, and the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation to refinance them....
...It affects individual investors, who are contemplating how they should respond to the new landscape of bonds; the UK’s fixed-term mortgage borrowers, whose home loan rates are heavily influenced by the path...
...But it remains early days, with many known, and probably unknown, challenges to come....
...A good chunk of the alternative lending goes through mortgage investment corporations — private, provincially-registered vehicles selling shares to the public to buy pools of mostly short-term home loans...
...Most now have to take out loans to get through, before they even have to think of a mortgage....
...There were billions of dollars of losses for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation when Colonial went bust in 2009....
...A reform of US corporation tax would reduce the competitive advantage of the UK’s present corporation tax policy....
...By 2000, FICO scores were used in more than 75 per cent of home mortgage originations. In 2015, Fair Isaac says its scores are used in more than 90 per cent of lending decisions....
...Bank of America struck the June accord with 22 institutional investors, including the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and bond group Pimco, to settle claims that the bank repurchase home loans bundled into...
...The set-up It was another, more acute banking crisis that led to the creation of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or FDIC. In 1933, President Franklin D....
...“There has been a focus on banks’ capital, liquidity and their mortgage exposure.”...
...US banks and corporations are almost certainly liquidating some of the assets they own overseas and bringing funds home to strengthen their balance sheets and reduce the amount they need to borrow in the...
...Countrywide Home Loans Servicing LP, et al is ostensibly brought on behalf of a class of purchasers of certain mortgage pass-through certificates for which CWALT, Inc. and various issuing trusts filed registration...
...Congress, meanwhile, is considering plans to provide between $300bn and $400bn in credit guarantees to allow lenders who agree to write down home loans to refinance these mortgages....
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