PMI Plunges, Leading Drop in Mortgage -Insurance Shares, After Posting Loss Bloomberg PMI Group Inc. plunged 13 percent in New York trading, leading a slump of US mortgage insurers after posting … Mortgage Insurer PMI Reports 12th Straight Loss Wall Street Journal PMI Group posts 12th straight quarterly loss; shrs fall Reuters Mortgage Insurer PMI Narrows Q210 Losses to $150.6m on Fewer Defaults Housing Wire MarketWatch
MGIC Posts First Profit in 12 Quarters as Mortgage Insurer's Costs Decline Bloomberg MGIC Investment Corp., the largest US mortgage insurer, posted its first profit in 12 quarters as claims costs declined. … MGIC shares boosted by surprise profit MarketWatch MGIC Investment swings to second-quarter profit MarketWatch MGIC Investment Corporation Reports Second Quarter 2010 Results MarketWatch (press release) RTT News
AFP SEC Said to Investigate 2nd Goldman CDO New York Times (blog) The Securities and Exchange Commission is ramping up a probe of a second complex mortgage deal by Goldman Sachs, The Financial Times reported, citing people … Goldman Sachs Sued For $1 Bln. Over Failed Mortgage -linked Security – Reports RTT News Goldman Faces Lawsuit Zacks.com Goldman Being Sued By Hedge Fund Over Toxic CDOs Wall Street Journal International Business Times AU
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US Prosecutors, SEC Probe Mortgage Bond Deals, WSJ Reports BusinessWeek Goldman Sachs is contesting a lawsuit from the SEC, which alleges the firm misled investors about a mortgage – linked security in 2007. … and more
MiamiHerald.com GOP Fails In Bid To End Support For Fannie, Freddie NPR Mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which have received more bailout money than anyone else, asked for $8.5 billion more from the … Fannie the Unreformable Wall Street Journal Senate rejects Freddie Mac caps MarketWatch Senate Approves Study of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac BusinessWeek truthout
Reuters Fannie Mae losses slow, but federal funding is stepped up Medill Reports: Chicago In the view of Glen Corso, director of The Community Mortgage Banking Project, Americans have no option but to continue pumping federal … Senate rejects Freddie Mac caps MarketWatch Senate Approves Study of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac BusinessWeek Only $242 Million Spent So Far on Government's $75 Billion Mortgage … truthout New York Times (blog)
FOX Toledo Online Fannie narrows loss; asks Treasury for more cash MarketWatch By MarketWatch BOSTON (MarketWatch) — Fannie Mae, the mortgage giant that was bailed out by the US taxpayer, on Monday reported a quarterly loss of $13.1 … Fannie Mae Seeks Another $8.4 Billion in Aid New York Times Fannie Mae 1Q Loss Narrows On 2009 Write-Downs, Provisions Wall Street Journal Fannie Mae Reports Loss, Will Seek $8.4 Billion in New Aid BusinessWeek Reuters
FreeRateUpdate.com New York Mortgage Trust Inc. New Reports Operating Results (10-Q) GuruFocus.com New York Mortgage Trust Inc. New has a market cap of $72.3 million; its shares were traded at around $7.68 with a P/E ratio of 6.6 and P/S ratio of 2.3. …
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Radian Group shares fall on 1Q results, downgrade BusinessWeek Shares of Radian Group Inc. tumbled on Tuesday after the mortgage insurer posted a far wider first-quarter loss than analysts had expected, … Radian Reports First Quarter 2010 Financial Results MarketWatch (press release) Radian shares fall on Q1 loss, $550 million stock offering Reuters Radian 1Q Loss Widens On Higher Loan-Loss Provisions Wall Street Journal Bizjournals.com
