If Coop stands to directly benefit from the closing of the bk, they would have reported that by now in an 8k....They simply cant launder money and report WMI assets as profit from their business...I think that may result in jail time.
Thus my conclusion is that, Coop is somehow using our escrow assets as collateral for getting cheap loans. As long as those assets can be delayed returning to escrow via "remote bk" excuse, they'll keep witholding and keep using it as free collateral to get cheap funding for Coop business.
We really need to find out if we have any legal right to force the disclosure of remote bk assets now that the bk is officially done.