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Security Capital Dodges the Dreaded “Going Concern” Opinion
Mar 14, 2008Troubled bond insurer Security Capital Assurance, hit hard by the downturn in the residential mortgage-backed securities market, said late Thursday that it probably won’t receive a “going concern” opinion from its auditors when it files its annual report later this month. Such an opinion is usually interpreted as a precursor to insolvency, and the company had warned in late February that its auditors were considering such language.
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Mortgage Rates Continue to Rise
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FINRA Warns on Reverse Mortgages
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Ocwen CEO’s Bid to Take Servicer Private Fails
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Wolters Kluwer Touts eDisclosures Platform
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Viewpoint: To Broker, or Not to Broker
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Congress Looks to Shield Servicers from Liability in Loan Modifications
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MFA Mortgage: We’re Deleveraging, to the Tune of $1 Billion
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Freddie Mac Projects G-Fees Nearly Doubling
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Fannie, Freddie May Need $20 Billion to Calm Investors: Report
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