After serving in an interim CCO capacity since January, 20-plus year veteran takes over SVP role at GSE.
Read More »Britain’s Barclays Returning to U.S. Mortgage-Backed Securities Market
A decade after bonds tied to U.S. home loans contributed to the financial crisis, British investment bank and financial services company Barclays is returning to the residential mortgage-backed securities market, Reuters reports. Many banks retreated from selling and trading portions ...
Read More »Barclays Settles RMBS Suit
The British bank Barclays has reached a settlement with U.S. authorities over financial crisis-era transactions involving toxic residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) sold between 2005 and 2007. Under the terms of the settlement, Barclay’s agreed to pay $2 billion in civil ...
Read More »Barclays RMBS Suit: Three Strikes and the Order is Out
Judge denies joint request for “third and final time”. See what it may take for Barclays to settle this suit.
Read More »Barclays Settles with SEC in RMBS Case
Barclays Capital will pay more than $16 million in remediation and penalties in response to charges brought against the bank by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The charges alleged two Barclays traders misled customers and that the bank failed to properly supervise them. The traders have also agreed to individual settlements of their own.
Read More »Pending Settlements Over Faulty RMBS Sales Bring Total Recovered by NCUA to $2.2 Billion
NCUA sued Wachovia, which was acquired by Wells Fargo in 2008, in 2011. The Association filed suit against Barclays, the U.S. subsidiary of the British financial services firm, in 2012. Once the settlements are completed, NCUA will dismiss pending suits against both firms in federal district courts in California, New York and Kansas. As part of the settlement, neither Wachovia nor Barclays do not admit any fault.
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