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Treasury Eyes Plans to Lower Mortgage Rates - 5 hours ago - The Treasury Department is considering plans being pushed by trade groups to intervene directly into the mortgage market to dramatically force down rates and stimulate the moribund housing market, according to idustry sources familiar wih 0133 : Washington Post

Resolution eyes 3-5 billion pound issue post IPO - 14 hours ago - LONDON Reuters - UK buyout firm Resolution has attracted 500 million pounds before closing its London initial public offering IPO on Thursday, according to people familiar with the matter. On top of that, investors are prepared to 0133 : MSN UK News

Where has the money gone? - 2 hours ago - If official figures are right, lending by major banks rose by almost 1bn in the third quarter. So why are small firms still struggling to raise credit? Sean Farrell reports If Britain s banks are to be believed, then they have never done 0133 : The Independent

WaMu Told Washington That Adjustable Rate Mortgages Were Safer 0133 - 12/1/2008 - The Associated Press says that a review of regulatory documents shows that years before the subprime mortgage crises developed into a full blown economic meltdown the government ignored warnings and listened instead to lobbyists who 0133 : Consumerist.com

U.S. Eyes Plan to Lift Home Sales - 3 hours ago - WASHINGTON The Treasury Department is considering a plan to revitalize the U.S. home market that would push down mortgage rates for home loans, according to people familiar with the matter. The plan, which is in the development stage, 0133 : Wall Street Journal

UPDATE 2-US working on affordable mortgage plan-sources - 3 hours ago - WASHINGTON, Dec 3 Reuters - The U.S. Treasury Department is developing a plan to try to reduce mortgage rates on home loans to 4.5 percent on typical mortgages by expanding its purchases of mortgage backed securities, sources familiar 0133 : FXStreet.com

New Treasury Plan May Lower Mortgage Rates - 5 hours ago - The Treasury Department is considering plans being pushed by trade groups to intervene directly into the mortgage market to dramatically force down rates and stimulate the moribund housing market, according to idustry sources familiar wih 0133 : Washington Post

'Fraud repository will help banks' - 2 hours ago - Yes, there is a possibility. RBI regulations now allow up to 49 per cent foreign investment in a credit information company. Our technical partners, both TransUnion and Dun Bradstreet, would obviously be interested in it. They have shown 0133 : Business Standard