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Bear Stearns Assets Lose $2.7 Billion; Taxpayers on Hook
Oct 24, 2008Remember the Bear Stearns failure, way back in March? A huge portfolio of mortgage assets taken on by the federal government in the wake of the investment bank’s failure has continued to lose value, to the tune of $2.7 billion in the third quarter. The nine percent loss on the $30 billion in mortgage assets ends up leaving the Fed with a book worth $26.8 billion as of Thursday, according to an update provided by the Federal Reserve.
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MetLife Bank’s CEO Named To US Bankers Top 25 Women To Watch
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How Much Money Do Mortgage Associations Spend Lobbying?
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Delaware Reverse Mortgage Law Conflicts With HUD
Oct 23, 2008 -
Conforming Home Prices Off 5.9 Percent: FHFA
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NY Banking Regulator Calls for Treasury’s Help in Loan Modifications
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Bair lets latest foreclosure wrinkle slip
Oct 23, 2008 -
Rate Roller Coaster: Mortgage Rates Swing Sharply Downward
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Bair: 3,500 Mortgages Modified at IndyMac Under FDIC Program
Oct 23, 2008 -
Fed Makes Even More Moves in Effort to Stimulate Economy
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Fidelity National Posts $198.3 Million Q3 Loss
Oct 23, 2008