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S&P settles with SEC for $58 million over bond ratings fraud
Jan 21, 2015“Investors rely on credit rating agencies like Standard & Poor’s to play it straight when rating complex securities like CMBS,” said Andrew J. Ceresney, director of the SEC Enforcement Division. “But Standard & Poor’s elevated its own financial interests above investors by loosening its rating criteria to obtain business and then obscuring these changes from investors."
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Here’s why Standard & Poor’s mortgage bond fraud is so shocking
Jan 21, 2015 -
Are mortgage lenders ready for a total makeover?
Jan 21, 2015 -
How Aging Impacts the Financial Decisions of Older Adults
Jan 20, 2015 -
President Obama: No more housing initiatives
Jan 20, 2015 -
Retirement Looks Bleak For Many
Jan 20, 2015 -
The Risk Behind Lowering FHA Premiums
Jan 20, 2015 -
CFPB Tweaks Forward Mortgage Disclosure Rules
Jan 20, 2015 -
Reverse Mortgage Brokers Lead Year-End Volume Growth
Jan 20, 2015 -
Altisource adds John Vella as chief revenue officer
Jan 20, 2015 -
Freddie Mac to sell first-loss position in new risk-sharing deal
Jan 20, 2015 -
There’s no more room for appraisal fraud
Jan 20, 2015
