| One of the Nation's Largest Insurance Providers Teams With 3t Systems ...
DENVER, Oct. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- 3t Systems, Inc., Colorado's largest privately held IT consultancy, and Mortgage Cadence, Inc., a leading provider of enterprise lending solutions (ELS) for the financial services industry, announces the successful launch of the Mortgage Cadence product suite, providing the foundation for a nationwide insurance company to establish a mortgage banking operation. The new bank will leverage and capitalize upon their well established brand and customer base to gain momentum quickly within the mortgage marketplace. The well known organization operates nationally with tens of thousands of agents across the U.S. The new banking operation currently functions as a "virtual" Internet bank, leveraging a 16,000+ agent network. While the agent office serves as a point of consumer contact, business is conducted via the Internet, over the phone and through the mail.
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Blow the house down
The crisis in US residential real estate appears to be spilling over into commercial construction. Money on the US commercial mortgage backed securities market has become far more expensive, with even the best securities attracting a risk premium of 1.25 percentage points over the inter-bank swap rate. Closer to home, the US debt crisis has already bitten deep, with shopping centre giant Centro struggling to refinance $3.9 billion in current debt. And Gold Coast property financier MFS has revealed its total debt has blown out to nearly $1.7 billion and suspended itself from the stock exchange. The pain from the apparent collapse of MFS has spilled over into the wider market, with the company forced to sell its 3.5 per cent stake in retirement home outfit Babcock & Brown Communities at a knock-down price of $16.65 million.
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