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BofA Says Putback Losses May Be $6bn Above Reserve

posted: 7 months ago

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Bank of America, the lender that rescued Countrywide Financial Corp. in 2008, said losses could be as much as $6bn beyond what’s been set aside for demands that the firm repurchase shoddy home loans.

Bloomberg reports that the new disclosure covers the range of possible losses for both private investors and claims from so-called government sponsored enterprises. Losses on just private claims were projected to exceed accruals by $5 billion as of June 30, the Charlotte, North Carolina-based lender has said.

'Based on discussions and where we are, we do have enough information to estimate a range of possible loss, not just for excluding the GSEs, but also including the GSEs', Chief Financial Officer Bruce Thompson said in a conference call with reporters Tuesday. 'We still have certain disagreements and haven’t resolved anything with Fannie Mae, but we do have information to provide what we have'.

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