WaMu's Subprime Past
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Subprime's the gift that keeps on taking.
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WASHINGTON - About 2 million subprime borrowers will lose their homes to foreclosure through 2009, costing them $71 billion in housing wealth, a congressional report said.
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New York State prosecutors are investigating whether Wall Street banks withheld information about the risks posed by investments linked to subprime mortgages.
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Minority homeowners are especially being hurt as rising interest rates make subprime loans even more expensive.
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Credit Suisse analysts estimated banks could lose up to $52 billion over time due to their exposure to collateralized debt obligations that invested in U.S. subprime mortgages.
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Troubles with subprime mortgages cast a shadow over the stock market last week as investors worried about a potential growth in losses on loans to risky borrowers. Still, stocks managed to eke out small gains.
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Another bank took an ax to its asset valuations Friday, as the parade of markdowns induced by the recent credit crunch continued. The latest ten-digit chop came from Wachovia Bank, which said it wrote down loans and other securities by a total of $1.3 billion in the third quarter, contributing to an overall profit decline [...].
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Stronger financial institutions are purchasing weaker ones. Case in point: Bank of America has announced it will purchase Countrywide Financial.
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The headaches from subprime lending aren't over. But you can profit with the bonds and preferreds of the survivors.
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ST. LOUIS  - Losses to lenders and investors in subprime mortgage markets were even-handed and the result of poor underwriting and investing decisions, St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President William Poole said on Friday.
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This just in from London: the U.S.  subprime mortgage market is in a tizzy.
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RIVERVIEW, Fla., Jan. 25 -- Piece by piece, as the economy has faltered and as the subprime mortgage crisis has taken hold, Ivan Toledo's grasp on his job, his house -- his entire middle-class life -- has come undone.
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In yet another concrete sign of trouble in the commercial real estate market, Wachovia, the nationâs fourth-largest bank, announced on Tuesday that it would be taking write-downs of more than $1 billion for commercial loans for the second half of last year. That sum includes $488 million in previously disclosed write-downs for the third quarter.
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After escaping a rising tide of  subprime defaults earlier this year, leading U.S. investment  banks and brokerages face an opaque offshoot of those risky  mortgages.
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Through good times and bad, this mutual fund has delivered.
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Revisione stime innescata da crisi mutui subprime
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Much of the brokerage firmâs $7.9 billion write-down was tied to problems in the subprime mortgage market.