Forbearance Means New Factors for Today’s MBS Market
Payment forbearance to mortgage borrowers could have implications for the MBS market and complicate conditions for mortgage servicers.
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Payment forbearance to mortgage borrowers could have implications for the MBS market and complicate conditions for mortgage servicers.
This summary includes analysis from members of the Breckinridge investment team of the implications for the municipal bond and corporate bonds markets.
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Breckinridge President Peter Coffin shares thoughts on the turmoil affecting municipal and corporate bonds as the markets and the economy endure effects related to COVID-19.
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