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Howard Schneider "Subprime bust has its positives". Mortgage Banking. FindArticles.com. 05 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb5246/is_4_68/ai_n29405765/

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Articles in Jan, 2008 issue of Mortgage Banking

• A gloomy outlook
  by Janet Reilley Hewitt
• MBA supports plan to freeze subprime mortgage ARM resets
• 3Q delinquencies up, foreclosures top record
• OFHEO keeps conforming loan limit steady for 2008
• Mortgage industry to receive more scrutiny by state regulators
• NAR projects modest 2008 recovery as credit crunch subsides
• HUD, Florida settle RESPA kickback charges with title insurer
• BNY Mortgage relaunches as EverBank Reverse Mortgage.
• OFHEO finds first quarterly decline in home prices since 1994
• Freddie Mac: FRMs still dominate refi market
• House passes mortgage reform bill
• The ticker
• The 2008 mortgage market: restore confidence, back to the basics
  by Andrew Gissinger, III
• David W. Berson—chief economist, the PMI Group Inc
  by Charles Wisniowski
• Continuing education
  by Jonathan L. Kempner
• Calendar of events
• Tough outlook for the economy
  by Doug Duncan
• House poor: tighter lending standards, a huge unsold home inventory, declining prices and buyer psychology are all working against the housing market in 2008. So much for the wealth effect
  by Jack Milligan
• The mounting toll: estimates keep rising for total losses expected from higher defaults and markdowns on mortgage assets and related derivatives held by financial institutions worldwide. The bottom line isn't pretty, and it's not even over yet
  by Robert Stowe England
• A detour to dis-equilibrium
  by Jamie Woodwell
• CMBS hits a wall: the subprime-induced meltdown in the capital markets last year changed the rules of the road in the commercial real estate market
  by Dan Smith
• A disciplined approach: TIAA-CREF has been a long-time respected player in the world of commercial real estate finance. With the recent tumult in the conduit lending market, they have seen the market "come back to them," company executives say
  by Steve Bergsman
• Condos as far as the eye can see: condo development went into hyperdrive in the first six or so years of this decade. Nowhere was this more obvious than in South Florida. Today there is a glut of unsold condos in Miami and other once-supercharged markets
  by Hortense Leon
• The domino effect: the credit crunch triggered by the meltdown in the subprime mortgage market has had spillover effects in the commercial mortgage market. Commercial mortgage lending executives and analysts share their views on how this has changed the m
  by John Bell
• Reflections on the market correction: the subprime-induced market correction has many in the commercial real estate finance business tightening underwriting and getting back to more conservative lending. A group of capital-markets experts gathered recentl
  by Scott R. Lynn
• Monitoring risk in uncertain times: commercial real estate finance has become a much more volatile business in recent times. Tools and policies to monitor exposure to risks have become increasingly important to both lenders and regulators
  by Shaun M. Brady
• Sollen enhances loan origination pricing tool
• Controlling IT budgets top challenge for small, midsized firms
• ISGN acquires business process specialists for U.S. mortgage industry
• Electronic commerce now a business necessity
• eDominate announces paperless loan origination system
• First American CoreLogic announces ListSource
• Calyx Software offers automated VOE/VOI
• FICS upgrades database solutions to support Microsoft Vista
• Fair Isaac, PRBC team up to deliver new credit-risk tool
• Loan-Score completes direct integration to Fannie Mae's DU
• Revised TRIA renewal bill passes House close to deadline
• Megadeals account for half of $45 billion hotel volume in 2007
• Capmark Finance originates $26 million multifamily deal
• Mid-Atlantic, Southwest brightest retail markets
• 3Q commercial/multifamily originations decline
• GE Real Estate goes green with Bill Clinton
• Cohen Financial secures $54 million for Chicago properties
• Commercial real estate to level out in third quarter
• Multifamily lending shows $5 billion increase in 2006
• Richard Loeffler has been named chief operating officer for Prospect Mortgage in Chicago
• Tyron W. Miller has been named chief operating officer for First American First Lien Outsourcing in Dallas
• Adele Suddes has been promoted to executive vice president and chief marketing officer for Textron Financial Corporation in Providence, Rhode Island
• Paul "Buck" Bibb will retire as chief executive officer of National City Mortgage Co., Miamisburg, Ohio, in the first quarter of 2008
• Norm Balthasar has retired as senior executive vice president and chief operating officer of Fiserv Inc. in Brook-field, Wisconsin
• Potestivo & Associates PC
• Chase
• Carmen Aguirre-Franco has been named a business development manager for the Phoenix region of Pasadena, California-based Indymac Bank FSB's GroupoMac Division
• Indymac's Wholesale Lending Division
• Reducing REO insurance costs.
  by Dave Duffy
• Subprime bust has its positives
  by Howard Schneider
• Reinventing FHA: what modernization has meant for this once-unfashionable product
  by John Golden
• Market opportunities and potential pitfalls
  by Neil J. Morse
• Market performance gauge
• North central residential lenders—top 25
• Top 25 counties—residential FRM markets
• Top 25 counties—residential ARM markets
• Mortgage performance
• Mortgage applications indexes: Mortgage Bankers Association
• Key economic indicators and interest rates
• Housing activity: residential structures