Call it another sign that fear is out, greed is back, and we have entered the new post-crisis era. Subprime Stan is back on Wall Street, after less than three years away.
Stanford "Stan" Kurland, the Countrywide Finance executive who pocketed more than $140 million at the expense of outside investors at the height of the subprime mania, has raised about $300 million from fresh investors for his latest venture -- trying to profit from the crisis.
His PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust (PMT) made its stock-market debut last week
The name of the game: Distressed mortgages, particularly the kind of troubled subprime loans that Countrywide used to make.
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