March Madness Begins: Eticket4 Starts Its ICO with 25% Bonuses to the First Investors

March Madness Begins: Eticket4 Starts Its ICO with 25% Bonuses to the First Investors

Eticket4, an international p2p-marketplace for buying and selling tickets for sports, music, theater and other events to secondary market participants, … allows solving all problems related to trust and fraud, and ICO allows the company to quickly attract investment and reach a truly international level.
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Competition, lifestyles drive trends in apartment amenities

The most frequent search filter on Apartments.com used by housing hunters in Wichita is “dog friendly,” said Todd Galvin, the Wichita market analyst for CoStar Group, a commercial real estate information company that runs a network of home rental websites. Jason Van Sickle, a full-time apartment
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Mortgage Leader Hires Home Building Expert to Lead Construction Lending Program

A leading innovator in the mortgage industry has added an experienced specialist to oversee its Construction Lending program, the company announced today. Marketplace Home Mortgage, L.L.C. believes that new home construction will be a driving source of purchase business opportunities and has
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GSF Mortgage Welcomes Two New Additions to Its Indiana Branch

Nichols brings more than 25 years of experience in the mortgage industry and is often referred to as “The Loan Lady” in her community. She specializes in single close construction loans and first-time home purchases. Nichols is a sponsor of Indy's Top Producer Magazine and has been featured in
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Toronto Police lay charges in Bridle Path mortgage-fraud scheme

The alleged scheme, Toronto police say, dates back to before 2013 and involved enticing private lenders to hand out money for mortgages for people or companies that were posing to be the owners of expensive homes, including a then-vacant 14,000-square foot Bridle Path mansion with a gated
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Why Housing Stocks Won't Crash Like 2007

The crash of the U.S. housing market – and housing stocks – a decade ago might make some investors skeptical about the industry's seemingly robust recovery. But rather than a repeat of the subprime meltdown of 2007-08, investors should expect continued gains in stocks of home builders and building
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Mortgage/Lending Construction Analyst Assistant

Receive inspection information and fund construction draw authorizations in accordance with loan documentation, Mortgage Lending Administration (MLA) guidelines and CLA Service Level Agreement (SLA). Ensure draws do not pose credit risk and prevent fraud and mismanagement of all loan funds.
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Jaguar's All-Electric SUV Will Cost $10000 Less Than the Tesla Model X

Jaguar Land Rover has priced its first all-electric vehicle, a sporty looking 2019 I-PACE crossover sport utility vehicle, at $69,500 in the U.S. market, a base cost that puts it $10,000 below the standard Tesla Model X. Jaguar unveiled the 2019 I-Pace March 2 ahead of the International Geneva Motor
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Recent Remarks Indicate a Less Stringent Regulatory Approach to Leveraged Lending Guidelines

In recent public remarks, key regulators denied the binding effect of the Interagency Guidance on Leveraged Lending (the. “Guidance”), which was released to much fanfare in 2013 and imposed limitations on loans made by regulated institutions. While this should come as no shock to market
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Pennsylvania Ties Mortgage Servicer License to Federal System in Flux

On December 22, 2017, the Pennsylvania Legislature approved Senate Bill 751 (or Act 81), which creates a new licensing requirement for residential mortgage servicers. Joining 36 other states, Pennsylvania took steps toward giving its Department of Banking and Securities the authority to license and
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House Passes Four Financial Services Bills

The Portfolio Lending and Mortgage Access Act (H.R. 2226), sponsored by Representative Andy Barr (R-Kentucky), will modify the Truth in Lending Act to “allow certain mortgage loans that are originated and retained in portfolio by an insured depository institution or an insured credit union with less than
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US hits RBS with US$500m penalty for deceptive investments

[NEW YORK] US authorities on Tuesday hit the Royal Bank of Scotland with a $500 million penalty for “deceptive practices” in mortgage investments it sold in the run-up to the global financial crisis. The penalty follows US$5.5 billion which the bank, once the largest in the world, agreed in 2017 to pay a
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TPG Specialty Lending, Inc. (TSLX) Forms Bearish Double Bottom; Strong Momentum for Sellers

The chart of TPG Specialty Lending, Inc. (TSLX) shows a double bottom with $16.77 target or 9.00 % below today's $18.43 share price. The 7 months chart pattern indicates high risk for the $1.11 billion company. It was reported on Mar, 6 by Finviz.com. If the $16.77 price target is reached, the company
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Coinbase Eyes Bitcoin ETF With New Cryptocurrency Index Fund

“We are working towards funds that will be available to all retail investors,” Reuben Bramanathan, product lead for the Coinbase Index Fund, told Fortune, calling it “the first priority.” That includes fulfilling all regulatory requirements, he added. “We're expecting huge demand from retail when that's
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Ex-CEO of South Carolina payday lender asked about top job at financial watchdog

NEW YORK — The former CEO of a South Carolina-based payday lending company that had been under investigation by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has asked to be considered for the top job at the watchdog agency, the Associated Press has learned. Such a request would have been
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Defense Department Is Using Google's AI Tech to Help With Drone Surveillance

A Google (goog, +0.43%) spokesperson confirmed to Fortune that the search giant is working with the Defense Department and said that the company has “long worked with government agencies to provide technology solutions.” The spokesperson added that Google's technology “flags images for
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Senate Advances Bill to Loosen Banking Rules, Revealing Democratic Split

WASHINGTON — The Senate took a key step on Tuesday toward loosening rules imposed after the 2008 financial crisis as some Democrats joined with Republicans to vote to begin debate on legislation that would roll back restrictions on large parts of the banking industry. In a rare demonstration of
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Litigation Finance Startup Mighty Raises $114 Million to Fund the Funders

NYC-based Mighty is a cloud-based technology platform for personal injury litigation finance companies, similar to Ellie Mae in mortgage finance. Mighty previously raised $5.25M for a peer-to-peer marketplace which it shut down 18 months ago to focus on its software platform. Since then, the company
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MotoAmerica: Altus Motorsports Signs Supercharged Natural Sports Drink As Title Sponsor, Miles …

We are excited to announce signing a multi-year agreement with Supercharged “Natural Sports Drink.” Supercharged is a Georgia based performance Natural Beverage Company. “Partnering with Supercharged is going to enable our team to contend for the MotoAmerica Supersport Championship Title
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Borrowers Get Comfortable with Digital Lending

What does the Borrower want? To help lenders answer this all-important question, fintech company Fiserv conducted a study to gauge the expectations and experiences of borrowers while looking for a loan or managing their wealth. Titled “Expectations and Experiences: Borrowing and Wealth
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