Mortgage-Backed Security
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Nomura to pay $25 million for mortgage bond traders’ lies to customers
Jul 16, 2019Nomura Securities International will pay a fine of $25 million after the Securities and Exchange Commission accused several of the company’s former mortgage bond traders of lying to customers about the nature of the trades. According to the SEC, several Nomura RMBS and CMBS traders made “false and misleading statements” to customers while negotiating the sales of those bonds.
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Cerberus issues $174 million of debt secured by home equity lines of credit
Jun 24, 2019 -
FHFA merges GSE issuance to common security in bid to cut housing costs for millions
Jun 03, 2019 -
Tariff wars: What do Walmart and Target prices have to do with the housing market?
May 23, 2019 -
Morgan Stanley to pay $150 million for pushing toxic mortgage bonds on California’s teachers and public employees
Apr 25, 2019 -
Is Fannie, Freddie’s role in the housing market beginning to shrink?
Mar 11, 2019 -
MBA: Commercial, multifamily mortgages continue performing historically well
Mar 08, 2019 -
Commercial real estate insider: Investors need to broaden their minds about funding sources
Dec 28, 2018 -
MBA: Commercial, multifamily mortgage delinquencies remain historically low
Dec 07, 2018 -
Ginnie Mae issues new rules for servicers and issuers
Nov 16, 2018 -
Nomura paying $480 million in settlement over pre-crisis mortgage bonds
Oct 17, 2018
