Mortgage Daily, Sept. 28, 2016
Walter Investment Management Corp.’s mortgage banking subsidiary has agreed to settle charges that it harassed delinquent Massachusetts borrowers for four years.
Mortgage Daily, Sept. 28, 2016
Walter Investment Management Corp.’s mortgage banking subsidiary has agreed to settle charges that it harassed delinquent Massachusetts borrowers for four years.
National Mortgage News, Sept. 28, 2016–Berry, Kate
Banks now expected to “materially assist” the agency in providing documents, access to witnesses and even inculpatory documentary evidence such as emails and text messages.
Wall Street Journal, Sept. 28, 2016–Davies, Paul
Credit Suisse has the least wiggle room and will be watching outcome of Deutsche Bank’s mortgage case closely.
Wall Street Journal, Sept. 28, 2016–Mitchell, Josh
But figure remains high despite solid labor market.
Capital Alpha Partners, Sept. 29, 2016
Capital Alpha hosted Mortgage Bankers Association CEO Dave Stevens in an annual call to update listeners on policy issues confronting the mortgage housing sector.
Bloomberg, Sept. 29, 2016–Melby, Caleb; Cullen, Angela
Even before the opening bell in New York, Thursday looked like a grim day for some of the giants of global banking.
National Mortgage New, Sept. 29, 2016–Finkelstein, Brad
BB&T Corp. has agreed to an $83 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over mortgages with quality control problems that were insured by FHA.
Mortgage Daily, Sept. 29, 2016–Garcia, Sam
Web-based services have been launched and improved to help mortgage companies comply with a host of regulations.
Los Angeles Times, Sept. 29, 2016–Khouri, Andrew
Los Angeles city attorney had sued bank over decrepit properties.
Wall Street Journal, Oct. 2, 2016–Strasburg, Jenny; Viswanatha, Aruna
No deal yet between Deutsche Bank, Department of Justice.