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Bank lending standards and terms eased as demand for credit rose during the first quarter, according to the Federal Reserve.
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Kenneth Griffin, president of hedge fund Citadel, says financial reform designed to prevent taxpayer bailouts of banks deemed too big to fail will favor those institutions with close ties to the federal government.
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Foreclosure starts spiked 33% in March from the previous month, as inventory of foreclosed properties hit a record 2.2 million, according to Lender Processing Services.
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Loan modifications completed by mortgage servicers dropped 19.7% in the first quarter compared with the preceding three-month period, according to Hope Now.
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Judges are cramming down a growing number of primary mortgages even though they are not authorized by law to do so, according DBRS.
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The Department of the Treasury reports that it made $13.1 billion from the sale of mortgage-backed securities in April.
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Deutsche Bank is getting set to issue its Blackstone Group/Chiswick Park commercial mortgage securitization in the next two weeks, with price whispers on the senior paper being floated at a spread of five-year LIBOR plus 175 basis points.
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Conflicts of interest between lenders and note holders in synthetic European commercial mortgage-backed securities structures may have a material negative impact on the loan workout process, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Michael Wade, managing director and former co-head of asset finance at Credit Suisse, has left the firm.