09/01/2011 |
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In Latin America, players are focused on the region's behemoths: Brazil and Mexico.
Volatility in the capital markets has pushed industry participants towards safe-haven assets such as covered bonds.
The administration would do well to learn from the problems encountered by HAMP and other well-intentioned but disappointing programs.
It's been a brutal time for executives in structured finance departments across Wall Street since the 2008 financial crisis.
As part of its ongoing efforts to better align the interests of participants in the RMBS market, the ASF has come out with some guidelines relating to the repurchase of RMBS.
The insurance industry, market analysts said, is increasingly relying on the NAIC ratings to evaluate non-agency RMBS.
Objections continue to mount against Bank of America's proposed $8.5 billion settlement with 22 major holders of Countrywide Financial Corp. mortgage-backed securities.
But what happened to securities guaranteed by the Federal Family Education Loan Program?
Ginnie Mae President Ted Tozer met with ASR Editor Karen Sibayan to discuss the agency's current role in the volatile mortgage space
What is seen as more likely are regulatory changes that do not require the approval of Congress.
There is a barrage of loan maturities coming due just as many of Europe's CLOs come to the end of their reinvestment period.
View year-to-date 2011 ABS issuance totals for ABS, MBS and CMBS.
View the year-to-date manager rankings for the different ABS sectors, including real estate, credit cards and autos.
View the Scorecard deals featured in ASR's Scorecard database that priced in the last two weeks.
See results from the Mortgage Bankers Association's Refinance and Purchase Indexes as well as the weekly mortgage rates surveyed by Freddie Mac.