Senate advances bill to loosen bank regulations

Detroit-based Quicken Loans, one of the nation's largest mortgage lenders, has an affiliated title insurance company and could benefit from Huizenga's bill. Peters said the banking legislation that advanced Tuesday in the Senate includes a measure he authored with Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-West
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In addition, North Korea's goodwill may be a result of the country starting to feel the brunt of the latest round of international sanctions. Kim Jong Un wants to use his gains during the Olympics to continue driving a wedge between South Korea and the US and to raise the possibility that Seoul will help
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At Promontory, Selden will lead the company's compliance efforts and report directly to CEO Bruce Witherell, who was a 2017 HousingWire Magazine Vanguard Award winner as one of the top leaders in the housing business. Also joining the company are Scott Doughty and Craig Wildrick.
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He warns that rolling back the law could lead to a crisis similar to the one that resulted in Congress spending $700 billion to bail out troubled banks including Goldman Sachs and Bank of America in 2008. He said that banks are doing well, and in fact thriving, and there's no need to undo a law that has
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Of course, the bill's proponents wouldn't characterize their aims in those terms. The legislation's official purpose is to make “targeted, common sense fixes” to banking regulations, so as to “provide tangible relief to community banks and credit unions, while leaving in place the rules and regulations that
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But for many people in its south Mumbai neighborhood, it's basically the local bank branch. The proprietor, Rakesh Sharma, is one of hundreds of thousands of shopkeepers making money transfers, deposits, and withdrawals on behalf of customers at all hours of the day and even late into the night.
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How Democrats answer that question is at the crux of the internal squabble about the banking regulatory rollback moving across the floor of the Senate under the leadership of Banking Chairman Michael D. Crapo of Idaho. In the view of members of the liberal flank of the Democratic caucus, like Sen.
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Amazon.com Inc. is narrowing the field of candidate cities for its second headquarters, but that doesn't mean it's forgotten about Seattle. The e-commerce giant aims to have almost 14 million square feet (1.3 million square meters) of office space in its hometown, according to a tally in a report by the
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Orion Hindawi, Tanium's CEO and cofounder, offered Fortune an exclusive peek at the company's books. “A common theme we're hearing over and over again with customers is to explain why we'll be bigger and better in three years, in five years, in 10 years,” Hindawi said. “They don't want to make an
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Royal Bank of Scotland Group agreed to pay $500 million to the state of New York to settle a probe into its marketing and sale of toxic residential mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis, moving the government-owned lender another step closer to resolving a series of costly U.S.
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Under the settlement, RBS admitted to selling investors residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) backed by mortgage loans that did not “materially comply with underwriting guidelines,” according to the attorney general. The bank also admitted that many of the mortgage loans did not adhere to
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Fairfax County's Board of Supervisors on Tuesday adopted a ceiling for next year's real estate tax rate that would likely amount to a $268 increase in the average annual bill for homeowners. The advertised tax rate of $1.155 per $100 of assessed value, approved in a 9-to-1 vote, would raise the current
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Rising mortgage rates could have minimal impact on the housing market according to a study by real estate consulting firm John Burns. The study, that surveyed over 300 homebuilders found that 85 percent home builders said home sales would decline less than 10 percent if mortgage interest rates
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