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Using the selection of topics on the left, you are able to navigate the website to find news and resources for the topics that are of interest to you. If there are any topics not included here, which you would like to see featured. Please contact us and we will endeavour to accommodate your request. MidAmerica Bank MortgagesPR Newswire - ... National Home Equity unit has been merged into National City Mortgage, and production of non-agency eligible mortgages has ... MAF Bancorp is the holding company of MidAmerica Bank, which operates 82 branches in the Chicago and Milwaukee metropolitan areas Read More National City Reports Third Quarter 2007 EarningsBloomberg - MAF runs MidAmerica Bank, which has 82 branches in the Chicago and Milwaukee regions. Net loan charge-offs were $141 ... about $6.6 billion of loans made by First Franklin still on its books with about $1.7 billion of those second mortgages ... Read More National City's Net Income Falls on Mortgage Lending (Update3)Nemo Loans MidAmerica Bank Mortgages The FSA is also conducting a review of small mortgage firms' activities in the self-certified market, where borrowers certify their own incomes, and will publish its findings this autumn. The FSA assumed oversight of mortgage regulation since October at the request of the government. The mortgage industry has about 2.75m consumers each year and the property market is worth about £3,000bn. The City watchdog said it had identified the three sub-prime firms - who lend to customers on elevated credit risk - as having helped customers overstate their income to obtain a larger mortgage. This could be an indication that brokers are acting aggressively in their efforts to get business from people who do not qualify for mortgages. The FSA refused to name the firms. In a recent exercise involving visits to 31 small brokers active in the sub-prime market, the FSA found that in 60 per cent of cases insufficient information was obtained about the customer. In 80 per cent of cases, the FSA said there was little evidence of how the brokers' recommended sub-prime product met the customer's needs and circumstances. The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries, the industry trade body that represents sub-prime brokers, called the alleged income exaggeration "extremely regrettable". Since October companies have been required to supply customers with an initial disclosure document, which details the services it provides, and a key facts illustration giving personalised information about costs and risks of products. The documents are part of the regulator's
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