Home Equity Lending - CD + Special Report

Home Equity Lending:
How to Capitalize on the Changes in the 2006 Mortgage Market

This audio conference was held in September 2006.
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Speakers:

  • Gary D. Clark, EVP and CEO Home Equity Div, IndyMac
  • Lance Lemoine, EVP of Home Equity Sales Group, Countrywide
  • David Glehan, Director, Standard & Poor's
  • Mona Solar, Director, Standard & Poor's
  • Guy Cecala (moderator), Publisher, Inside Mortgage Finance Publications, Inc. 

This session covered:

  • What key players are doing to grow their home equity - particularly their HELOC - business this year
  • The rating service perspective on trends, security issuance, performance and outlook for the HEL market
  • The latest volume numbers on home-equity lending, who's originating and who's securitizing different HEL products
  • Insight on where the home-equity market is headed in the balance of this year and in 2007
  • Whether you can successfully offset declining first mortgage origination volume with HEL products
  • How to position HELOCs in a rising interest rate environment
  • Understand the changing dynamics due to prime rate increases, and other factors
  • The challenges and opportunities you have

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Your Conference Package Includes:
  • An audio CD.
  • A special report that contains a full transcript of the event, speaker bios and supplemental materials, and a compilation of articles on the topic from our newsletters.

CD + Special Report - North America (shipping included) - $175.00
CD + Special Report - Outside North America (shipping included) - $205.00

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