Investments

May 23, 2013
OIG urges for GSE reform to determine best course of action for housing

The Office of Inspector General highlighted three major GSE reform proposals on the table and the stakeholders who...

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Housing recovery fuels investor appetite for looming junk bond deal

What started off as a quiet list that was supposed to be sent to a couple of dealers spread like wildfire around bond investors. The forthcoming CDO deal is being offered in a large $8.7 billion list comprised of five all-or-none packages.

 
Bernanke forewarns against hitting the brakes too early

"A premature tightening of monetary policy could lead interest rates to rise temporarily but would also carry a substantial risk of slowing or ending the economic recovery and causing inflation to fall further," Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said.

 

ReWired

PennyMac bites back at The New York Times

Not unsurprisingly, as the article was passed among trade players on LinkedIn, the voice of objection grew louder and louder. Usually in these cases, some venting is enough to calm the nerves. But not so. Because this time, the article is just plain wrong.

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