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U.S. Attorney General Holder, State and Federal Officials Announce Collaboration to Investigate Residential Mortgage-backed Securities Market
enewspf.com | Jan 27, 2012
Attorney General Eric Holder along with Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Shaun Donovan, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Director of Enforcement Robert Khuzami and New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman today announced the formation of the Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities Working Group under President Obama’s Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force (FFETF).
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Mortgage fraud task force launched
marketwatch.com | Jan 27, 2012
More than three years after the height of the financial crisis, federal and state regulators on Friday launched a mortgage fraud task force to investigate the pooling and securitization of mortgage securities by big banks.
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Additional Resources for Financial Fraud Panel Look Light
news.firedoglake.com | Jan 27, 2012
In addition to the proposed settlement, there’s news on the Unit on Mortgage Origination and Securitization Abuses front. (As an aside, I don’t know what to call this thing. You could say “Financial Fraud Unit,” but there’s already one of those. The name above is the official title, but it’s a mouthful. You could shorten to “UMOSA,” but that’s an ugly acronym. You could say the “Schneiderman panel,” but it’s not his panel, he’s a co-chair. Welcome to my nightmare.)
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Mortgage Settlement Still Very Much Up in the Air
totalmortgage.com | Jan 27, 2012
There’s been a lot of back and forth over the past week as to whether or not the proposed mortgage settlement is imminent. Late last week and early this week, it appeared that a deal was close. Later, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller, ostensibly the head of the investigation, said that no deal would be reached this week. The proposed deal, which may or may not include a settlement of around $25 billion in various concessions was decried in many circles for not pursuing criminal charges in the case of fraud, for passing much of the losses to pension fund holders, and for generally not going far enough in investigating the events that occurred during the credit bubble and in the subsequent foreclosure crisis.
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Raging Against The Foreclosure Machine
njtoday.net | Jan 27, 2012
Like millions of stories from the great recession, this one begins with homeowners struggling to keep up with a mortgage payment they simply couldn’t afford.
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President Obama creates new mortgage crisis unit
addictedtoradio.com | Jan 26, 2012
In last night’s State of the Union, President Obama announced a mortgage crisis unit that includes federal and state officials to investigate wrongdoing by banks related to real estate lending. Sam Stein at Huffington Post got the early details.
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AG backs expanded mortgage probe
addictedtoradio.com | Jan 26, 2012
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on Wednesday promised to keep investigating the collapse of mortgage-backed securities that contributed to the national economic downturn, praising President Barack Obama’s creation of a new investigative effort Schneiderman is expected to chair.
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JP Morgan Failed to Ensure that Title to the Underlying Mortgage Loans was Effectively Transferred
4closurefraud.org | Jan 26, 2012
Yesterday we put up John Hancock Life Insurance Co. v. JPMorgan Chase | JPMorgan Chase Sued by John Hancock Life Over Mortgage-Backed Securities. Remember, while you read the section of the complaint, that this ain’t no deadbeat homeowner making these claims. It is a big and powerful insurance company.
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Obama Answers Bernanke Housing Pleas With Refinancing Proposal: Mortgages
bloomberg.com | Jan 26, 2012
President Barack Obama answered Ben S. Bernanke’s appeal for more action to fix the U.S. housing market that’s restraining the economic recovery by proposing a plan to help borrowers reduce their monthly mortgage payments.
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