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Morgan Stanley will pay $63 million to settle a series of government lawsuits claiming the bank misrepresented securities it sold to banks that later failed.
February 2 -
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac unveiled an appeals process Tuesday that will allow an independent arbitrator to resolve disputes between lenders and the government-sponsored enterprises over loan repurchase demands.
February 2 -
In a presidential race dominated by populists and even an aging socialist, the establishment candidates that bankers prefer Hillary Clinton and Marco Rubio had a good night in Iowa on Monday. But the race is far from over, and the Iowa results showed some ominous signs as well.
February 2 -
Lenders argue that the GSEs would be better off buying more loans that are already insured, rather than transferring credit risk after holding them for a time. But Freddie Mac's Kevin Palmer says certainty of reimbursement is more important than the timing of risk transfers.
February 2 -
A Federal Reserve task force has issued criteria for its faster payments initiative, part of a long journey to build a framework to securely and efficiently accommodate the near-real-time processing for digital commerce.
February 2 -
A Federal Reserve task force has issued criteria for its faster payments initiative, part of a long journey to build a framework to securely and efficiently accommodate the near real-time processing for digital commerce.
February 2 -
While most federal banking regulators use enforcement actions as a way to shape industry practices, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is taking that to a whole other level, frequently using orders as a substitute for new rules or guidelines.
February 2 -
The near future may find more banks ceasing to originate residential mortgages in an effort to stop the slide in stock prices.
February 2 -
The central bank should not delay putting in place a long-term plan that diminishes its outsized influence and allows the financial markets to work without interference.
February 2 -
WASHINGTON Key Democratic lawmakers are urging the Department of Housing and Urban Development to tighten its program for selling nonperforming guaranteed loans to ensure servicers have exhausted all loss mitigation options before the loans are sold to private investors.
February 1