MassMutual Asset Finance LLC is marketing a $705 million equipment lease securitization.
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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Director Richard Cordray defended his agency Wednesday against critics who argue that its proposed new mortgage disclosure rule is too long and cumbersome.
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For the first time in six weeks, mortgage rates increased as Treasurys sold off as risk on heated up after remarks last week from European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi about "doing whatever it takes" to save the euro. He talked a good talk, but markets are still left waiting for action after today's ECB statement and risk off is in full swing again. Next up: employment.
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Morgan Stanley plans to sell a single-asset deal called Morgan Stanley Capital I Trust 2012-STAR worth $340 million.
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Barclays Capital believes that at least one of Freddie Mac’s proposed changes to its HARP 2.0 program will potentially increase prepayments for pre-HARP loans.
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Standard & Poor’s stated that cigarette consumption is the most significant factor in determining the credit strength of tobacco securitizations.
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Fitch Ratings said in a report today that it is looking to extend its CMBS rating methodology to address the particular attributes of single loans made by insurance companies and other institutional investors.
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The loan limit on VA-guaranteed loans is slated to move up to $729,750 again, staying there for two years now that House of Representatives has passed a Veterans benefits bill.
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Ally Financial lost $898 million in the second quarter, blaming its troubled (and bankrupt) mortgage banking division, Residential Capital Corp. (ResCap), for its problems.
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The financial health of state housing finance agencies (HFA) is mixed, Fitch Ratings reported Tuesday.
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For years, U.S. banks, and especially the largest ones, have dreaded the seemingly inevitable arrival of new and more burdensome regulatory capital requirements. U.S. banking regulators' proposal to revamp those requirements, issued in mid-June, should dispel many of their fears, although the proposal is likely to result in extra work for U.S. banks and may put them at a disadvantage to global competitors in the ABS market.
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A sharp pick up in the issuance of CLOs this year hasn't resulted in much reshuffling in the ranks of credits held by these deals. In fact, there was no movement in the top five names between the first and second quarters.
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