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B of A has reached settlements with Fannie and Freddie, but its exposure to other bubble-era mortgage liabilities is far from resolved.

Mortgage Hangover Far from Over at Big Banks: Interactive Graphic

by Harry Terris
APR 18, 2013 3:17pm ET
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B of A just recorded its lowest provision for buybacks of bad mortgages in years, and JPMorgan Chase has been reducing its reserves, but most claims from private investors are unresolved.

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