Mortgages
Q&A: Alastair Clark on the challenges facing the Bank of England's FPC
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The Bank of England’s new macro-prudential regulatory body has met a grand total of four times and currently has no actual power – but it is already stepping on toes and starting debates. One of the...
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Attendees at ACT conference raise concerns about increased lending costs after Bank of England’s Tucker argues for powers to raise sectoral capital levels
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The credibility of bank capital has been called into question by the wildly differing risk-weighted asset (RWA) numbers produced by bank models – and the Basel Committee is preparing to launch an investigation....
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SEC charges against Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac execs are 'effort to...
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Securities fraud charges brought against former top executives seen by one legal expert as attempt by regulator to improve image
Bank of America faces more lawsuits as Texas sues Merscorp
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Mortgage record company and its shareholders 'left $58m fees unpaid', suit says
The modification mistake: Joseph Mason column
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Source: Credit
The modification fund that mortgage banks are setting up, in agreement with government authorities, will not be an effective solution to the problems of struggling borrowers
Bankruptcy: flaw in the law? Joseph Mason column
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The changes the FDIC is making to bankruptcy law under Dodd-Frank are ill-considered.
Hedge fund of the year: Paulson & Co
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New York-based Paulson & Co became one of the most famous hedge funds in the world in 2007, when a canny short position in US subprime mortgages netted the firm a whopping $15 billion return – dubbed the greatest trade ever. Since then, market participants...
Foreclosures failings could lead to 'second round of crisis'
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
Former US Senate special counsel predicts trouble for institutions struggling to foreclose mortgages
Credit markets lose momentum after new mortgage fears
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Renewed concerns over provisioning by US mortgage lenders led to some pullback for credit as October closed, following a strong advance to mid-month.
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