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Wamu Makes Changes; CIT Exits
Jul 19, 2007Reinforcing an email I’d received from a HW reader yesterday, WaMu said in its earnings call that it’s taking some drastic steps towards improving the performance of its subprime loans: Starting immediately, homeowners will have to meet stricter standards to get a mortgage and some loans won’t be offered at all, including subprime stated-income loans, [Washington Mutual] Chief Executive Officer Kerry Killinger said during a conference call …
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Hunton & Williams Strengthens Capital Markets and Securitization Practice; Steven Becker Joins in New York
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Say Goodbye to the Subprime 2/28 — At Least for Now
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Credit Markets ‘Brace’ For Bear Hedge Fund Disclosure
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C-BASS Completes Fieldstone Acquisition
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‘Bloodbath’ or Overreaction? When it Comes to Subprime, The Jury is Still Out
Jul 17, 2007 -
Option One Ditches 2/28 Subprime ARM; Cites Rating Agencies
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JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank: Recession Unlikely, But Market Woes Have a Way to Go
Jul 16, 2007 -
Fannie, Freddie Making Progress on Interagency Guidance, but WaPo Readers Would Never Know it
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Harris: Two-Thirds of US Adults See Mortgage Marketing as ‘Not Credible’
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Countrywide Sees More Growth; Pending Foreclosures Reach Record High
Jul 16, 2007
