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New Century Bankrupt; Will Sell Servicing Platform For $139 Million
Apr 02, 2007New Century Financial Corporation announced this morning that it had filed a voluntary petition for relief under chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. As part of the widely-expected move, the company said it will layoff 52 percent of its workforce — roughly 3,200 employees — effective immediately. In conjunction with the filing, The CIT Group and Greenwich Capital Financial Products, Inc. have agreed to provide New Century up to $150 million in debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing, subject to court approval. The financing provides New Century with a $50 million commitment level at closing with the potential to increase the commitment to $150 million. The DIP financing is expected to provide New Century with funding to facilitate the chapter 11 process.
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UCLA Anderson Forecast: Home Prices May Fall 10 Percent
Apr 02, 2007 -
Commentary: More Subprime Layoffs
Apr 01, 2007 -
Impac Goes After Scratch-and-Dent Business
Mar 30, 2007 -
HSBC Three Years Away From Fixing U.S. Mortgage Business
Mar 30, 2007 -
Moody’s: Deterioration Continues for Prime-Quality Mortgage Pools
Mar 30, 2007 -
H&R Block Having Trouble Selling Option One
Mar 30, 2007 -
IndyMac: Subprime Contagion Fears ‘Overblown’
Mar 30, 2007 -
New Century Terminates Freddie Mac Relationship; Bankruptcy Imminent
Mar 29, 2007 -
Company Launches Subprime Collections Tool
Mar 29, 2007 -
Bay State Foreclosures Nearly Double in February
Mar 28, 2007
