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HAMP Creates Cash Flow Implications for Securitization: Amherst
Aug 19, 2009The administration’s Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP), which allocates federal incentives to servicers, lender/investors and borrowers that participate in mortgage modifications, is creating significant repercussions for the secondary market. HAMP failed initially to address the treatment of forborne principal and the manner in which modifications should be handled in terms of delinquency triggers among securitizations, according to market insight this week from Amherst Securities Group.
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National Australia Bank Nabs Challenger’s Mortgage Ops
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Mortgage Applications Rise on Lower Rates: MBA
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New Home Affordable Outreach Videos Target Borrowers
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Morgan Stanley Exec Joins Freddie Mac
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Fewer Mortgage Lenders Tighten Lending Standards: Fed Survey
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Assessing Risk, a Few Years Too Late
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DBRS Sees Marriage of Banking, Securitization Initiatives
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Louisiana Law Cracks Regulation Whip over Originators’ Heads
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IAS Rolls Out Investor-Specific Servicing Platform
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Fewer Possessions ‘Bode Well’ for UK RMBS: Moody’s
Aug 17, 2009
