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...However, Weinstein et al say they are excited to a large extent because those aforementioned risks are now materialising. As private credit investors, this is the environment we’ve been waiting for....
...Here’s a chart from a 2019 paper by Michael Rosenfeld et al. to demonstrate: Note the spike in “met in bar or restaurant” alongside the spike “met online”....
...Several bank investors have told the Financial Times that funding costs were their biggest concern going into this earnings season. Doesn’t anyone want some money?...
...Tuesday’s loss comes as the SEC faced the first courtroom test of its allegations that investors, including hedge funds and insurers, were misled by banks during the financial crisis when they bought mortgage-linked...
...Funding III, which was comprised of securities tied to home mortgages....
...of the activity in the first place....
...Jump on the hedge Financial innovation has become a dirty phrase lately because of the role of complex securities – packages of mortgages and other liabilities – in the credit crunch and ensuing financial...
...The closed-end fund is to buy distressed mortgage securities from financial companies – the very investments that have hurt so many banks....
...their funding....
...First, returns are going to be lower....
...The Court has stayed all but the first-filed ERISA class action case (entitled Alvidres v. Countrywide Financial Corp., et al.)....
...“We are now sitting together for the first time in a long time,” says Nasser al-Shaikh, director-general of the department of finance and another advisory council member....
...We are also not exposed to wholesale funding, like Northern Rock was. We have assets from shareholders and deposits.”...
...of mortgage-related securities and other mortgage-related assets and related hedges....
...In an Ohio case, 49 per cent of the mortgages processed by a single broker never made even a first payment....
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