U.S. looks to reluctant foreign investors to help fund the housing market
By Howard Schneider
By Howard Schneider
Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, February 16, 2010
As the U.S. housing market boomed in the past decade and fueled a bull market in mortgage investments, Norway's government-owned fund went along for the ride -- and the fall.
As the U.S. housing market boomed in the past decade and fueled a bull market in mortgage investments, Norway's government-owned fund went along for the ride -- and the fall.
Tougher financial regulations not coming fast or easy for SEC's Mary Schapiro
By Zachary A. Goldfarb
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
As Mary Schapiro took the reins of the Securities and Exchange Commission last year, she faced a torrent of complaints from lawmakers and bankers that Wall Street short sellers had driven down bank stocks during the financial crisis, contributing to the fear that gripped the nation.
By Zachary A. Goldfarb
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
As Mary Schapiro took the reins of the Securities and Exchange Commission last year, she faced a torrent of complaints from lawmakers and bankers that Wall Street short sellers had driven down bank stocks during the financial crisis, contributing to the fear that gripped the nation.
Fed Wants Banks' Loan-Level Data to Prevent Meltdown Repeat
02/15/2010 By: Carrie Bay
Moody's Expects HAMP Missteps to Prolong Home Price Declines
By: Carrie Bay
Moody’s Investors Service is forecasting another 8 percent decline in home prices over the course of 2010 before a bottom in residential property values is reached, 
largely because of the “underwhelming” success of the administration’s Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP).
largely because of the “underwhelming” success of the administration’s Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP).
Mutual of Omaha Bank Approved for Fannie Mae's AD&C Program
By: Brittany Dunn Mutual of Omaha Bank, based in Omaha, Nebraska, was recently approved as a lead bank partner for Fannie Mae’s acquisition, development, and construction (AD&C) financing program, a secondary market program in which Fannie Mae buys participation interests in construction loans originated by its lending partners.
By: Brittany Dunn Mutual of Omaha Bank, based in Omaha, Nebraska, was recently approved as a lead bank partner for Fannie Mae’s acquisition, development, and construction (AD&C) financing program, a secondary market program in which Fannie Mae buys participation interests in construction loans originated by its lending partners.
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