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As mortgages went bad, executives cashed out
The subprime lending industry was starting to buckle under the weight of bad loans in November 2006, when executives at Irvine-based New Century Financial Corp. held a conference call to release their latest earnings.
Loan volume was down and defaults...Tags: Corporate Officers, Insider Trading, Legal Services, Financial and Business Services, Trials
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FDIC to open temporary office in Irvine
Bloomberg NewsThe Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has leased 200,000 square feet of space in Irvine for a temporary office that will manage receiverships and liquidate assets from failed financial institutions in the western United States. The FDIC, which insures...Tags: Pasadena (Los Angeles, California), California, Financially Distressed Companies, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Bankruptcy
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Subprime meltdown culprits
As the cost of Wall Street's credit crisis has mounted, the hunt for villains has intensified and the accusations of fault have widened. At first the focus was on greedy profiteers among lenders and investment bankers, who were an easy (and deserving)...Tags: Republican Party, Poverty, Michigan, Alan Greenspan, Government
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A town right on the default line
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterBy David Streitfeld, Times Staff Writer Oscar De Leon was washing his car a few weeks ago when he noticed a piece of paper stuck to the front door of the house across the street. He strolled over to check it out. "You are in default," the paper...Tags: Vehicles, Palmdale, Financial and Business Services, California, Riverside County
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American Home Mortgage chief Michael Strauss takes stand
ellen.yan@newsday.com and daniel.wagner@newsday.comWILMINGTON, Del. -- Taking the stand in U.S. Bankruptcy Court Tuesday, American Home Mortgage founder and chief executive Michael Strauss faced the public for the first time since his company experienced a spectacularly rapid collapse over the last...Tags: Financially Distressed Companies, Melville, Long Island, American Home Mortgage, Justice System
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Price tag in mortgage crisis is looking like real money
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersThe mortgage meltdown is taking a rising toll on the broader economy, increasing pressure on the Federal Reserve to slash interest rates for a third time next month in hopes of averting a recession. Homeowners will see their property values sink by $1....Tags: Money and Monetary Policy, Financial and Business Services, Citigroup Incorporated, Values, Employees
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Greenpoint Mortgage cutting 61, closing office
Heads continue to roll at mortgage companies in town, with the number of Chicago-area employees getting pink slips over the past six months surpassing 1,200. Greenpoint Mortgage Funding Inc. , a unit of Capital One Financial Corp., has alerted the...Tags: Banking, Citigroup Incorporated, Plant Closings, Downers Grove, Employees
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The housing bubble's silver lining
DANIEL GROSS, who writes the "Moneybox" column for Slate, is the author of "Pop! Why Bubbles Are Great for the Economy."THE ONCE-buoyant housing market is clearly in trouble. Last year, housing prices around the country fell for the first year since the Depression. In Southern California, one of the epicenters of the housing and housing-credit bubble, the pain has been...Tags: Money and Monetary Policy, Financial and Business Services, Transportation, Financially Distressed Companies, Railway Transportation
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Bernanke: Fed Acting on Abusive Loans
AP Economics WriterFederal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke offered fresh assurances on Thursday that regulators are taking steps to better protect would-be homeowners from abusive mortgage practices. Bernanke appeared before the Senate Banking Committee in his second...Tags: Financial and Business Services, Energy, Mortgages, Interior Policy, Homes
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Subprime loans prove haunting
Is a blowout taking shape in the impaired-credit mortgage market? Could lax underwriting standards--no verification of incomes or assets, low or no down payments and big mortgages to people saddled with debt--be coming home to roost? The omens are...Tags: Corporate Officers, Chicago, HSBC Holdings Plc, Financially Distressed Companies, California
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Would-be borrowers are getting no credit
Associated PressWith a second child on the way, Chris Shields and his wife, Michelle, wanted to move from their two-bedroom apartment in Southern California to a house with more space. But because their timing coincided with a shakeout in the mortgage market earlier...Tags: Money and Monetary Policy, Financial and Business Services, Rental Service, Ohio, Los Angeles
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Lenders putting brakes on popular home deal
In the latest sign that the nationwide credit crunch is worsening, lenders are saying no to borrowers who want no-money-down mortgages. The popular financing option, which require no down payment and finance 100 percent of a home loan, is being...Tags: Financially Distressed Companies, Prices, Clubs and Associations, Government, Mortgages
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