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If Supreme Court sides with CFPB, 'flurry' of litigation moves forward -
Servicers likely to be leaders on climate-related reform: FHA -
Security, trading, supervision among open issues at Fed, audit finds -
Fed: Inflation, policy uncertainty are top financial stability concerns -
Ginnie Mae President Alanna McCargo to retire
After immigrating to the United States when he was 5 years old, he had a 16-year career on Wall Street before joining Thrivent. He's passionate about helping people of all backgrounds use their money as a tool to lead a life of higher purpose.
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For the second consecutive week, rates for the 30-year fixed rate mortgage declined as the Consumer Price Index report was better than expected.
May 16
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Industry organizations indicated they want to be ready to analyze an advanced credit metric in early 3Q in line with FHFA plans, but they see some roadblocks.
May 16 -
The platform, akin to ChatGPT, was developed in partnership with Microsoft, Google and OpenAI.
May 16 -
The lender will take care of settlement agent duties for a flat $1,850 fee, expanding on its previous title alternative program.
May 16 -
The lender will advertise Mortgage Matchup, which features brokers, with prominent television and on-court advertisements during games.
May 16
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A presidential advisor for housing could be the solution for the "alphabet soup" of federal agencies that don't understand the industry, Mortgage Bankers Association CEO Bob Broeksmit said.
May 15 -
The engine, rebranded as ICE PPE, was considered not as robust as the Optimal Blue product it was forced to sell in the Black Knight deal.
May 15 -
The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo index of housing market conditions fell by 6 points to 45 in May, the lowest level since the start of the year.
May 15 -
Refinance activity jumped for a second week, as interest rates trended downwards, the Mortgage Bankers Association found.
May 15 -
The total compensation of the highest paid CEO among the largest nonbank mortgage lenders in the country was $30.3 million in 2023, up by nearly 300% versus 2022.
May 15
