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Loan modifications remain limited, say rating agencies

Servicers may lack the manpower or the incentive to head off rising delinquencies as 2006 loans reset

Loan modifications seem unlikely to prevent a sharp increase in US subprime delinquencies as loans from the 2006 vintage reach reset, based on the latest views from rating agencies.

Loan modification is increasing but remains limited, according to Standard & Poor's (S&P) and Moody's Investors Service, and bank analysts are sceptical about the financial incentives for servicers to avoid foreclosures

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