Sentences with phrase «mortgage bonds work»

However, with an understanding of how mortgage bonds work — and what makes them move — you can be a better position to lock your lowest rate possible.

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His wife is a former mortgage bond trader and his sister also works on the Street, according to a profile in The Glasshammer.

In 1998, he joined the Mount Washington Investment Group as the Mortgage Bond and Asset Liability manager after working with Provident Mutual, AIG and Pacific Standard Life.

We don't understand how bonds and derivatives work, or that the disastrous mortgage derivatives model that caused the crisis is being expanded into other areas.

Mortgage rates are always higher than the rates on GICs and government bonds of the same term because working that spread is part of how banks make money.

In 1998, I joined the Mount Washington Investment Group as the Mortgage Bond and Asset Liability manager after working with Provident Mutual, AIG and Pacific Standard Life.

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Prior to joining Wellington Management in 2003, Joe was a senior portfolio manager and head of US Fixed Income at State Street Global Advisors, working on a wide range of fixed income portfolios, including those concentrating on total return, mortgage - backed securities, non-dollar bonds, and investment grade credit (1996 — 2003).

An article in the Wall Street Journal today with the rather misleading title, «Fed Fix Works For Now,» says that the Fed is achieving some success in lowering mortgage bond yields.

When I was a mortgage bond manager, I did my own work.

Old timers in the bond and mortgage business were replaced by pointy headed MBA's and modelers with little understanding of how markets really work.

Paulette's work includes mortgage indentures, secured credit facilities, unsecured bilateral and syndicated credit facilities, direct and agented private placements, government - guaranteed financings, tax - exempt bond transactions, taxable capital market transactions and Clean Renewable Energy Bond (CREBs) transactibond transactions, taxable capital market transactions and Clean Renewable Energy Bond (CREBs) transactiBond (CREBs) transactions.

Green Street's advisory group currently spends about half its time working with retailers, retail real estate owners and investors in commercial mortgage - backed securities bonds that are typically collateralized by malls.