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Williston Financial Group Acquires ITC Holdings

Williston Financial Group (WFG), the parent company of WFG National Title Insurance Company and WFG Title Insurance Company, announced it is extending its southern California presence with the acquisition of ITC Holdings, Inc., the parent of Investors Title Company.

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Agencies Announce Delay on Basel III Implementation

The implementation of the Basel III capital rules may be postponed beyond the start of 2013, according to a joint statement released by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the FDIC, and the Federal Reserve. The announcement follows a comment period during which many trade organizations and institutions expressed apprehension about the new requirements.

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Prospect Mortgage Taps Veteran Talent for Leadership Role

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Prospect Mortgage, LLC hired an industry veteran to lead the company's plans to grow its lending and loan servicing capabilities. Amy Brandt was selected as president of correspondent lending and servicing. In her new role, Brandt will help build Prospect's national correspondent lending platform and develop its loan servicing potential.

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Private Insurance Activity Turns Down in September

New private mortgage insurance hit a roadblock in September, according to Mortgage Insurance Companies of America's (MICA) monthly statistical report. MICA's member companies--Genworth Mortgage Insurance Corporation, Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation, and Radian Guaranty Inc.--reported more than $398.6 billion in primary insurance in force for the month. That volume is up from August's $397.5 billion. While insurance in force increased, new insurance slowed down.

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Administration Reports Continued Housing Improvement

The state of the housing market continues to improve though recovery remains fragile, according to the October Housing Scorecard released Friday by the Obama administration. Along with the scorecard, the administration released special instructions for those administering the Making Home Affordable Program in areas affected by Hurricane Sandy. In areas directly impacted by Hurricane Sandy, servicers must offer at least three months forbearance to any homeowners eligible for Making Home Affordable who request forbearance.

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