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DS News Webcast: Tuesday 1/19/2016

Last week’s settlement between Goldman Sachs and several regulators, including the U.S. Department of Justice, for 5 billion dollars to resolve claims of mortgage-backed securities fraud has fueled speculation among analysts that the Royal Bank of Scotland will reach a settlement in the next few weeks ...

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DS News Webcast: Monday 1/18/2016

For the full year of 2015, Citigroup’s net income more than doubled despite a slight decline in revenues, from 7 point 3 billion dollars on revenues of 77 billion in 2014 up to 17 point 1 billion on revenues of ...

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DS News Webcast: Friday 1/15/2016

Most forecasts for 2016 come to the same conclusions as those of the National Association of Realtors‒‒optimistic about steady growth, but tempered with an understanding that growth will be more modest this year. As Fannie Mae sees it, growth in the U.S. housing market will ...

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DS News Webcast: Thursday 1/14/2016

While those in the mortgage industry continue to debate whether or not housing has recovered and what exactly constitutes a recovery, default metrics continue to tumble. In November, the number of homes in some state of foreclosure across the country ...

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DS News Webcast: Tuesday 1/12/2016

JPMorgan Chase has fulfilled nearly all of its required 4 billion dollar consumer relief obligation under the terms of the 2013 Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities Settlement, according to a report from the office of independent monitor Joseph A. Smith, Jr. released today. In Smith’s seventh ...

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DS News Webcast: Monday 1/11/2016

Many in the mortgage industry were anxiously waiting to view the results of the first jobs report of 2016 to see if the Federal Reserve was on track with the timing of its long-awaited December rate hike or if the ...

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DS News Webcast: Friday 1/8/2016

The single-family rental market gained traction as a viable asset class with phenomenal growth in 2015. According to Morningstar Credit Ratings managing director of RBMS Brian Grow, the fundamentals driving that growth were an increase in renters, a decrease in ...

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DS News Webcast: Thursday 1/7/2016

Critics of HUD’s Distressed Asset Stabilization Program claim that HUD should sell more distressed or nonperforming loans to nonprofits rather than profit-seeking investors. However, researchers from the Urban Institute concluded that all parties—HUD, the borrowers, and investors—stand to benefit when ...

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DS News Webcast: Wednesday 1/6/2016

The good news for JPMorgan Chase Bank and EverBank: The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency announced on Tuesday that it has terminated mortgage-related consent orders against them. Now the bad news for those two banks: the OCC assessed civil money penalties ...

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DS News Webcast: Tuesday 1/5/2016

Distressed residential home sales, which consist of REO properties and short sales, dropped by 2 percentage points year-over-year in October 2015 despite an expected seasonal monthly increase of zero point 2 percentage points from September to October, according to data ...

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