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Mortgage Bankers Association Pleads With Fed to Stop Raising Interest Rates
The group of associations also asked for the Fed not to sell its mortgage securities holdings
10-year Treasury yield Major Concern for Regional Banks
The ten-year treasury yield has reached 4.8% to levels not seen in 15 years
Federal Reserve Should Have Scrutinized SVB’s Interest Rate Risk
The office of the Inspector General of the Federal Reserve has published its review of the collapse and made recommendations
Capital Bank Launches New Lender Finance Group
Scott Lisman and Thomas Scott have joined the bank to run the group
Unprecedented Housing Market: High Interest Rates, Low Inventory and How It Effects Banks
Year over year housing prices are well over $400,000, an increase of about two percent from last year at this time
Pacific Western Begins $5.7B Loan Sale
Insurance company Fairfax and investment manager Kennedy Wilson take on loan portfolio
Banks Showing Stability, While Mortgage Rates Rise
The Federal Reserve has had to weigh multiple economic concerns throughout the first five months of 2023
Republic Bank Exits Mortgage Origination in Lending Overhaul
The Pennsylvania bank incurred heavy losses in Q1, partly as a result of the collapse of Signature Bank
Housing Market Declines in 2022 Fueled by Interest Rates unlikely to Stop
The United States housing market peaked in June of 2022, but then declined by almost 5% in the second half of the year
Lower Interest Rates Bringing Some Life to Mortgage Activity
It was the third straight week that mortgage demand grew
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