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  • Italy’s Intesa Sanpaolo says its plans to raise €5 billion ($7.07 billion) in new capital ahead of stress tests scheduled to begin this month.
  • Adam Behlman, head of real estate finance for UBS, has left the firm. Details surrounding his departure could not be determined by press time.
  • The National Association of Realtors has told Congress to “move cautiously” in reforming Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
  • Fannie Mae reports its gross mortgage portfolio fell at an annualized rate of 15.2% in February, while its entire book of business slipped 0.7%.
  • The Federal Reserve has released by court order thousands of documents revealing the name of banks that benefited from its discount-window emergency funding related to the financial crisis.
  • Standard & Poor’s Ratings Service has places 70 tranches of U.S. corporate-backed collateralized debt obligations on watch for potential upgrade as the credit rating agency has been more positive about the instruments in recent months.
  • The U.S. Department of the Treasury reports that it has made a profit so far of some $6 billion from its Trouble Asset Relief Program after three more banks repaid a total of $7.4 billion.
  • Citadel is said to be shutting a residential mortgage hedge fund managed by Bill King after he left the firm earlier this month.
  • The Federal Housing Administration has named Bob Ryan, its chief risk officer, as acting commissioner.