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A new look at B of A Home Loans: Bank of America Home Loans has forged its new identity with a focus on customer satisfaction and quality loan origination. The 2008 acquisition of Countrywide gave the bank the extensive production platform and technology
"The whole is more than the sum of its parts," the Greek philosopher Aristotle famously stated. It's a powerful idea that resonates today in the...
Mortgage Banking, 10/01/09 by Robert Stowe England · More from publication -
An action plan for troubled assets: the $1 trillion Geithner public-private partnership investment plan offers a broad framework for using private-sector capital to enable price discovery and government-backed leverage to boost returns. Policy-makers hope
An action plan for troubled assets: the $1 trillion Geithner public-private partnership investment plan offers a broad framework for using...
Mortgage Banking, 05/01/09 by Robert Stowe England · More from publication -
Q&A with Richard Dorfman, president and CEO, Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta: the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta, along with the 11 other regional home loan banks, has been providing needed liquidity to the market during the credit crisis. But ev
Q&A with Richard Dorfman, president and CEO, Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta: the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta, along with the 11 other...
Mortgage Banking, 03/01/09 by Robert Stowe England · More from publication -
Q&A with Jim Lockhart: an exclusive interview with the head of the new oversight agency for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Home Loan Banks
Q&A with Jim Lockhart: an exclusive interview with the head of the new oversight agency for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Home Loan...
Mortgage Banking, 12/01/08 by Robert Stowe England · More from publication -
The origins of a housing credit bubble; Monday-morning quarterbacks are finding plenty to blame for the creation of a housing credit bubble that has dramatically brust. While there's a growing laundry list of causes, there appears to be emerging consensus
The origins of a housing credit bubble; Monday-morning quarterbacks are finding plenty to blame for the creation of a housing credit bubble that...
Mortgage Banking, 09/01/08 by Robert Stowe England · More from publication -
Rebuilding the secondary market
Rebuilding the secondary market.(Cover Report: Secondary Market) Temporarily higher loan limits for Fannie, Freddie and FHA, plus a lifting of...
Mortgage Banking, 04/01/08 by Robert Stowe England · More from publication -
Q & A with treasury's David G. Nason: this high-ranking Treasury official talks about the financial system reform proposal just released by Treasury, as well as GSE reform and HOPE NOW results
Q & A with treasury's David G. Assistant Treasury Secretary for Financial Institutions David G. Nason has held that position at Treasury since...
Mortgage Banking, 04/01/08 by Robert Stowe England · More from publication -
A hard landing in California: last year the air rushed out of California's housing bubble. Housing sales and new-home construction have nosedived. Home prices have fallen. The real estate and housing finance industries are scouting the horizon for a recov
A hard landing in California: last year the air rushed out of California's housing bubble. After enduring hard times, there's a certain relief...
Mortgage Banking, 03/01/08 by Robert Stowe England · More from publication -
Q & A with Alex J. Pollock: a respected policy analyst and student of the American mortgage market, Alex Pollock examines some of the root causes and possible solutions to the current mortgage market troubles
Q & A with Alex J. Pollock: a respected policy analyst and student of the American mortgage market, Alex Pollock examines some of the root causes...
Mortgage Banking, 02/01/08 by Robert Stowe England · More from publication -
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
The mounting toll: estimates keep rising for total losses expected from higher defaults and markdowns on mortgage assets and related derivatives...
Mortgage Banking, 01/01/08 by Robert Stowe England · More from publication
