 Canada.com | Macquarie warns of US mortgage sector woes The Age, Australia - ... but "supply demand imbalances" in the senior loans market, sparked by the collapse of the sub-prime mortgage market, was causing price volatility. ... Credit angst wipes off $47bn Subprime fallout hits Australia Macquarie Bank hit by US loan woes |
Archive for July, 2007
Macquarie warns of US mortgage sector woes - The Age
HBOS ditches mortgage exit fees - Guardian Unlimited
| HBOS ditches mortgage exit fees Guardian Unlimited, UK - Britain's biggest mortgage lender is scrapping mortgage exit fees after bowing to pressure from the City regulator, it emerged today. ... |
IndyMac Net Tumbles - Wall Street Journal
 Reuters | IndyMac Net Tumbles Wall Street Journal - By KEVIN KINGSBURY IndyMac Bancorp posted a 57% drop in second-quarter net income as the mortgage lender continues to be affected by the slowing housing ... IndyMac Bancorp's net slides 57% IndyMac Bancorp Announces Second Quarter Earnings IndyMac Bancorp Profit Down 57 Pct on Mortgage Woe |
Ahead of the Bell: Mortgage Insurers - Forbes
 Reuters | Ahead of the Bell: Mortgage Insurers Forbes, NY - AP 07.31.07, 7:39 AM ET A $1 billion partnership between two of the biggest mortgage insurers appears likely to be the next casualty of the collapse in the ... PMI Group Expects Hefty Claims This Year Radian Comments on C-BASS Investment More firms hit by meltdown in sub-prime loans |
H1 mortgage figure dropped 25% - RTE.ie
 RTE.ie | H1 mortgage figure dropped 25% RTE.ie, Ireland - Residential mortgage borrowing rose by ¤1.6 billion in June, a slightly higher figure than in May, but the annual rate of growth continued to fall to 19%. ... Mortgage lending rises despite rate increases Strong mortgage data shows housing market robust UPDATE 2-Strong UK mortgage data shows housing market robust |
June data sees fall in mortgage takeup - Irish Times
| June data sees fall in mortgage takeup Irish Times, Ireland - The Central Bank has said the deceleration in residential mortgage borrowing has become evident with the first half of 2007 showing a slowdown of 25 per ... Central Bank says Irish residential mortgage lending fell by 25 ... Bank of Ireland says European Central Bank interest rate will peak ... UPDATE 1-Irish credit growth falls to new 3-yr low in June |
Mortgage Panic Is Just Return to Normal - Forbes
 Boston Globe | Mortgage Panic Is Just Return to Normal Forbes, NY - By DAN SEYMOUR 08.10.07, 2:18 PM ET While the disruption roiling the mortgage financing industry may seem like panic, some market veterans say it is ... Brokers stymied as mortgages dry up Dream of owning a home wakes up to reality Mortgage crunch hits Bay Area hard because of jumbo loans |
Mortgage losses, slow US sales may limit GM profits - Detroit Free Press
 Canada.com | Mortgage losses, slow US sales may limit GM profits Detroit Free Press, United States - As it reports second-quarter financial results today, General Motors Corp. may say its profits fell because of mortgage losses at its finance unit and ... GMAC reduces mortgage losses GMAC 2Q Profit Tumbles on Mortgage Unit Subprime pressure drives GMAC profit down 63% |
Keep taxpayers off sucker list in mortgage meltdown - Houston Chronicle
 Reuters | Keep taxpayers off sucker list in mortgage meltdown Houston Chronicle, United States - By FROMA HARROP The mortgage meltdown has produced many victims. The most sympathetic are the low-income folk who are losing their homes to foreclosure. ... Expect more woes with prime home-equity loans Subprime mortgage problems go beyond subprime loans Housing Woes Spread to Those With “Good Credit” |
UK Consumers Cut Back on Beer, Shoes as Mortgage Crunch Looms - Bloomberg
 UK Loan News | UK Consumers Cut Back on Beer, Shoes as Mortgage Crunch Looms Bloomberg - They're among the millions of Britons preparing for a mortgage crunch. Craster, a London designer, and Baines, a company director from Knutsford, England, ... Fixed-rate mortgage 'better option' Farewell to the cheap home loan Discounted mortgages now cheaper than fixed rates |
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