Posts about "Mortgage Loans (CMBS and RMBS) (6)"

Long Road Ahead: Climate Change Management in US RMBS Slow to Appear

Joseph Cioffi was quoted in the Structured Credit Investor article, “Long Road Ahead: Climate Change Management in US RMBS Slow to Appear.”

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Mortgage Lending and RMBS: Market Momentum Heading into 2020

With political turmoil, mixed economic signals and some industry-wide changes afoot, unpredictability seems to be the hallmark of the RMBS market. Since unpredictability can make people more dependent on predictions and past experience, we’ve identified some of the key events of 2019 and where they might lead in 2020.

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Residential Mortgages and RMBS: 2019 60-Second Market Review and Insights

Originations and Issuances, by the Numbers New mortgage originations reached $474 billion in Q2 2019, up from $437 billion in Q2 2018 (an 8.5% increase), according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Housing debt climbed to $9.41 trillion in Q2 2019, up from $9.00 trillion versus a year ago (an increase of 4.6%). Housing debt remains the leading source of consumer debt in the...

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Subprime Loans Set to Grow in Personal and Mortgage But to Fall in Auto

Joseph Cioffi contributed to a Blueshift Research report, “Subprime Loans Set to Grow in Personal and Mortgage But to Fall in Auto,” January 23, 2019.

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Tiny Spaces, but Lots of Room for Pace-Type Financing

Move over mortgages – there’s a new kind of real estate that could benefit from a new type of funding. As higher interest rates and rising prices are making affordable housing a challenge in many markets, cities can fight the problem with a small-scale solution – accessory dwelling units (ADUs).

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Once Bitten, but Not Shy: Subprime Mortgage Lending Is Alluring Again

Bright, shiny objects are hard to resist. Like the glowing orb cast by the anglerfish – the last thing its prey sees before the deadly bite – subprime lending is back with the potential for profits shining like a beacon. There are several ways for lenders and investors to grab a piece of the action, but are the latest moves tempting a fate similar to 2007?

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Residential Mortgages and RMBS: 60-Second Market Review and Insights

Originations and Issuances, by the Numbers New mortgage originations reached $428 billion in Q1 2018, down from $491 billion in Q1 2017 (a 12.9% decrease), according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. However, housing debt climbed to $8.94 trillion in Q1 2018, up from $8.63 trillion versus a year ago (an increase of 3.6%). Housing debt remains the leading source of consumer debt...

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