A new report by researchers at investment firm Keefe, Bruyette & Woods is warning that the real estate industry could be upended by a trio of lawsuits over agent commissions, including one involving Massachusetts’ main multiple listings service.
A new analysis from investment bank Keefe, Bruyette & Woods shows that small- and mid-cap stock banks in the Northeast had similar credit quality during the first quarter as other similarly-sized banks in the broader group that KBW analyzes.
The biggest winners in the Senate’s proposed Dodd-Frank Act relief bill would be banks that have not yet crossed the $50 billion threshold, and not yet incurred the additional compliance costs that accompany that threshold.
