Mortgage News from Around the World
American nightmareSunday Business Post, Ireland - 2 US mortgage lender IndyMac collapses - the second biggest bank in US history to fail. Financial authorities...
The outsourcing evolutionSunday Business Post, Ireland - 1 hour ago “We have helped banks and mortgage lenders transform the loan process by digitising documents, speeding up...
Cowen shaken but not yet stirredSunday Business Post, Ireland - 2 As inflation, driven by oil prices and higher mortgage rates - both here to...
Is Brown’s housing plan too late?Sunday Business Post, Ireland - 2 With Britain’s two largest mortgage lenders now in agreement that the fall in British...
Chilling warning from IcelandSunday Business Post, Ireland - 1 hour ago The IMF estimates there are $1.4 trillion in losses associated with the US mortgage market....
Sensible approach to public spendingSunday Business Post, Ireland - 2 Nor, in an environment where inflation is dropping like a stone and mortgage rates are...
Financial crisis in a nutshellSunday Business Post, Ireland - 2 In extremis, will the government end up guaranteeing securities that the banks issued based on...
Crunch tightens its grip on the economySunday Business Post, Ireland - 2 Mid-January: Bank of America buys Countrywide, the biggest US mortgage lender. Citigroup and...
Children’s financial website launchedSunday Business Post, Ireland - 2 Bank of Ireland introduced lower interest rates on its two, three and five-year fixed mortgage rates...
Taking stock of a new realitySunday Business Post, Ireland - 1 hour ago The uncertainties which started the turmoil last year, based on a fear of...
BUSINESS IN BRIEF 3/7VietNamNet Bridge, Vietnam - 2 These are expected to include mortgage loans , credit cards, car loans and better savings and investments....
Darkness falls on British economySunday Business Post, Ireland - 2 ... limited funds and don’t have enough money to give to all the customers,”...
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