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Ginnie’s President Joseph Murin to Resign
Aug 13, 2009Ginnie Mae’s president, Joseph Murin, will leave the mortgage agency Friday, according to one of HousingWire’s sources familiar with the matter. His resignation from Ginnie is part of a move that has been in the works “for a while,” the source said on condition of anonymity. Murin plans to transition into the private sector, but will remain involved in housing, according to the source.
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GSEs Stay Cool on High LTVs in First Refi Report
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FirstAm Sees One in Three Mortgages Underwater in Q209
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ABA Raises Concerns on FASB, IASB Accountancy Changes
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National Default Servicing Rebrands Itself
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Moody’s Drafts Drivers of Default in UK Mortgages
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Capital Markets, Del Mar DataTrac Partner for Lender Outreach
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Amherst Urges RMBS Investors to ‘Do Their Homework’
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Raising the Issue of New Issue CMBS TALF
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In This Corner: Fay Financial’s CEO Edward Fay
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The Show Goes on for TBW’s Ginnie Portfolio
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