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Fannie Mae has issued new guidelines for servicers designed to expedite short-sale transactions and improve transparency on short sale reviews.
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MetLife has filed suit against Morgan Stanley alleging fraud involving $757 million in residential mortgage-backed securities it bought in 2006 and 2007.
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CIT Group, a financing provider for small business, has closed a $753 million equipment-lease securitization backed by a pool of leases from its CIT Vendor Finance unit.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has lost between £10 billion ($16.18 billion) and £20 billion ($32.36 billion) in market value thanks to tougher U.K. banking regulations, according to Stephen Hester, the bank’s ceo.
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Santander reported that gross mortgage lending by Santander UK rose 34% while net lending improved to £200 million ($323.6 million) compared with -£600 million (-$970.7 million) in the first quarter from a year earlier.
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Nomura has now teamed up with Bank of America and Morgan Stanley, which are said to be considering repackaging some $1.5 billion of collateralized debt obligations into a AAA-rated tranche as a re-remic, if it holds the winning bid for CDOs from the Federal Reserve’s Maiden Lane portfolio.
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Trading of commercial mortgage-backed securities has slowed over the past week ahead of a sale of collateralized debt obligations originated by American International Group by the Federal Reserve’s Maiden Lane III portfolio.
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Freddie Mac continued to reduce the size of its mortgage portfolio, shrinking at an annualized rate of 2.9% in March, after declining 3.3% and 4.8% in February and January, respectively.
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Fitch Ratings commented on the announcement by Infonavit, Mexico’s state lender, will begin originating fixed-rate mortgage in June that peso-denominated residential mortgage-backed securities could follow within six to 18 months.