03:56 : Obama Vows to Cut Mortgage Red Tape -
With even the most creditworthy consumers facing costly paperwork to obtain homeowner loans, President Barack Obama will seek legislation clearing some barriers
16:03 : Citigroup Says Bank Will Exit Mortgage Brokerage Business -
Citigroup Inc., the third-largest U.S. lender by assets, plans to stop using brokers to originate mortgages and probably will cut jobs as it exits the business while banks grapple with the fallout from the housing collapse.
01:15 : TEXT-S&PBulletin: Rtg On Genworth Australia Unaffected By Downgrade -
MELBOURNE (Standard & Poor's) Jan. 31, 2012-Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said today that the 'AA-' counterparty credit rating and stable outlook on Genworth Financial Mortgage Insurance Pty Ltd. (Genworth Australia) were unaffected ...
00:04 : Genworth shortlists joint leads for Australia unit IPO-report -
SYDNEY, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Genworth Financial Inc is close to appointing joint lead managers for its planned A$800 million ($850 million) float of its Australian lenders mortgage insurance (LMI) business, the Australian Financial Review ...
10:53 : Dubai's Tamweel reports Q4 profit jump -
DUBAI, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Tamweel, the Dubai-based sharia-compliant mortgage lender, made a fourth-quarter net profit of 31 million dirhams ($8.44 million), the company said in a statement on Sunday, up from 8 million dirhams ...
12:16 : Irish banks in talks about mortgage 'bad bank'-report -
DUBLIN, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Irish state-controlled banks Allied Irish Banks and permanent tsb are in advanced talks with officials about putting their loss-making tracker mortgages in off-balance sheet vehicles or the former Anglo ...
11:41 : Irish banks in talks about mortgage 'bad bank': report -
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish state-controlled banks Allied Irish Banks and permanent tsb are in advanced talks with officials about putting their loss-making tracker mortgages in off-balance sheet vehicles or the former Anglo ...
08:19 : Soros Proves Nothing Rotten in Denmark for Home Loans: Mortgages -
Billionaire George Soros's assertion that Denmark's $480 billion mortgage credit system can weather any crisis better than any country where mortgages are bought and sold is proving the rule for international investors.