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Study Group: Mortgage Brokers(?)

Council Members in this Study Group: 1015

This study group may include experts knowledgeable on commercial banking, retail banking, asset management, mortgages, consumer finance, exchanges, capital markets, transaction processing, credit cards, insurance, and business services.

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Michael Hyde
Managing Partner
Hyde Park Signature Capital, LLC

Michael Hyde is the Managing Partner of Hyde Park Signature Capital, a Florida-based independent licensed mortgage brokerage and consulting firm. He has originated all levels of residential and commercial mortgage loans including FHA, VA, A and Alt-A paper, sub-prime, construction, investment and SBA...

Mallory Hill, Chief Executive Officer, Novelle Financial ServicesMallory Hill
Chief Executive Officer
Novelle Financial Services

Mallory Hill is the CEO of Novelle Financial Services, Inc., a nationwide FHA/HUD licensed originator of residential mortgages. Since 1997, Mr. Hill has owned and operated New Life Funding, a California retail mortgage lender. Previously, Mr. Hill was Co-Founder and Managing Director of Mortgages PLC,...

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Specialty Mortgage Options | 05-15-2008
Analysis of: Say Goodbye to the Specialized Mortgage Options | www.latimes.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

Long gone are the days of double digit appreciation in home values as money tightens among fears of rising foreclosures. Foreclosures that could have been stopped if the secondary market had not stopped funding loan pools that included sub-prime loans. Now people with 2 and 3 year sub-prime loans do...

Housing crisis bottom? | 05-15-2008
Analysis of: The Housing Crisis is Over | online.wsj.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

It is still too soon to tell if the housing crisis has bottomed out. Foreclosures in April rose another 65%, per RealtyTrac.com and over 1.2 million people are in some stage of foreclosure. We will not be able to tell when the housing crisis hit bottom until years after it hit. Ask any economist and...

Just Walk Away From Countrywide | 05-12-2008
Analysis of: B. of A. should exit Countrywide deal: analyst | www.marketwatch.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

Bank of America shareholders would be well served if Bank of America would just walk away from Countrywide.  Why would any bank buy another bank that is hemorrhaging so much?  It doesn't make any sense as to why Bank of America would buy Countrywide if they may write-down another $20 - $30...

Global Market Fallout from US Banks | 05-01-2008
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

This article is important because if it were not for the fright of our banks over sub-prime loans we would not be in this mess in the US and now they are threatening the foreign markets. Banks play an integral role in our secondary markets and because of that and their bearish beliefs on a sector of...

The End of the Mortgage Broker? | 04-15-2008
Analysis of: WaMu Ditches the Wholesale Mortgage Biz | www.businessweek.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

Washington Mutual's decision to exit the Wholesale mortgage market along with the demise of othe wholesale lenders and similar exit of wholesale by yet other lenders will severely affect Mortgage Brokers ability to properly place loans for clients. This of course could be a significant opportunity for...

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