Exploring the Future of Mortgage Securitization: Covered Bonds

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Home Today's Headlines ATW Forums Q&A Mortgage Rates   Top Stories       Exploring the Future of Mortgage Securitization: Covered Bonds Lawmakers aiming to speed development of U.S. covered bonds on Tuesday positioned the securities as an alternative or supplement to mortgage funding programs... - MBS Commentary Bernanke Responds to Bunning. Gives FOMC Hints in the Process At a time when the Fed's credibility is of the UTMOST importance, you would think that our policymakers wouldn't be trying to politicize monetary... - MND NewsWire Home Builder Confidence Still Unable to Gain Momentum Builders continue to have negative perceptions of the real estate market according to the December survey of builder attitudes conducted by the National... - MND NewsWire MBS CLOSE: Rates at Another Crossroads... - MBS Commentary Wells Fargo Paying Back TARP; HAMP... - Pipeline Press Survey Shows Home Buyers Less Interested... - MND NewsWire Mortgage Rates Rising Ahead of... - Mortgage Rate Watch Explaining Credit Default Swaps - Community Commentary MBS MORNING: Range Breakdown Confirmed... - MBS Commentary »View more top stories jeffer90576 Profile View Edit Member Toolbox -MBS/Treasury Quotes -Mortgage Rates -Write an Article -Mobile MND -News / Rate Widgets -Manage Email Alerts -Update Profile -Not a Premium Member Yet? Upgrade Here. MBS Quotes FNMA 4.0 98-01 -0-09 FNMA 4.5 100-29 -0-06 FNMA 5.0 103-18 -0-05 FNMA 5.5 105-13 -0-08 FNMA 6.0 106-19 -0-04 Updated: 12/15/09 4:36 PM Treasuries 3 MO 0.0500 0.0297 2 YR 0.8800 0.0333 5 YR 2.3500 0.0643 10 YR 3.6000 0.0520 30 YR 4.5200 0.0384 Updated: 12/15/09 6:00 PM Mortgage Rates 30 Yr FRM 4.91 -0.02 15 Yr FRM 4.19 -0.03 FHA 30 Year 5.15 -0.01 Jumbo 30 Year 6.10 -0.01 5/1 Yr ARM 4.02 -0.04 Updated: 12/14/09 1:16 PM Latest Video       View:All Videos Kelly Sees No `Significant' Rate Hike by Fed Before 2011: Video 12/15/2009 Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- David Kelly, chief market strategist for JPMorgan Funds, talks with Bloomberg's Matt Miller, Carol Massar and Michael McKee... Schwimmer Says Appetite for CLOs Is Returning: Video 12/15/2009 Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Randy Schwimmer, senior managing director at Churchill Financial, talks with Bloomberg's Lori Rothman about the return to the... Spotlight on Las Vegas Real Estate Market 12/15/2009 CNBC's Diana Olick shines a spotlight on Sin City's real estate market from the site of what was supposed to be a show home for the National Association... Around The Web       DataQuick: SoCal Home Sales Increase in November Nowhere Near Done in Terms of Housing Recovery The Biggest Real Estate Flops of 2009 Credit Card Charge-Offs Increase Remaking Fannie and Freddie: Six Mistakes to Avoid Real Estate News: MBS Rules Proposed, China To Boost Housing Industrial Production, Capacity Utilization Increase in November NY Fed: Manufacturing Conditions "Level Off" No Sign of Slowdown in Rising U.S. CMBS Delinquency Rates Underwater, Securitized, and Screwed by the "Pass the Trash" Strategy »View All Recent Articles JOIN THE CONVERSATION Recent Comments Seth Ari Steinberg on 12/15/2009 - read this comment Good Grief ! Does anyone remember Bill Gross @ PIMCO telling us to watch out for DEFLATION next year? Gold prices are telling us rates are going sky high, but bond prices telling us this is maybe not true... Marty Sonke on 12/15/2009 - read this comment My opinion is that I think rates will rise during the next few months but not by a whole lot. Then the negative data will show up and the stock market will get crushed while bonds benefit. The FED will... Frank Ceizyk on 12/15/2009 - read this comment Adam--given the way this year has rolled out is hard to believe there is a "strong possibility" of 5.5% rates. The only way I could buy it is if a true, rather than perceived recovery revealed... Edgar on 12/15/2009 - read this comment 5.50....our industry is hurting. Purchases come back a few months after the pop, but this would be bad for all of us. It used to be when rates went above 6%, things slowed. Now its 5.00%-5.50%. Fed may... Questions Is it a good idea to apply for a mortgage thru a service such... i am going through a mortgage broker and he wants to charge me... If I have money in the bank, around $10,000.00 and want to do... If you have PMI insurance on a home can the bank come after you... Answers I have a offer from a mortgage broker to refinance my home, but... Can you transfer the deed and title on a house when there is... Can the owner of a foreclosed home be held liable if he removes... Can a buyer sue a seller for backing out of the purchase contract... Forum Discussions Loan Scenario: CA, $135,000, 791, 66% LTV, Refinance (Rate and Term) Loan Scenario: CA, $487,500, 770, 75% LTV, Purchase FHA "monetized" $8000 credit for down payment 2ND MORTGAGE DEFAULT Loan Scenario: FL, $124,320, 807, 80% LTV, Purchase Loan Scenarios Post | View All   State Date Amount Loan Type CA 12/15/2009 135,000.00 Refinance (Rate and Term) FL 12/15/2009 124,320.00 Purchase NM 12/12/2009 451,000.00 Refinance (Rate and Term) CA 12/11/2009 487,500.00 Purchase NY 12/7/2009 200,000.00 Purchase CT 12/4/2009 250,000.00 Purchase Mortgage News Daily

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