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The Senate Banking Committee will vote Thursday morning on the nomination of Richard Corday to be the first director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
October 6 -
The Federal Housing Administration, facing a dramatic increase in technical defaults on reverse mortgages, will launch a major review of its program with a possible overhaul coming down the road.
October 6 -
Consumer lending experts urged a Senate panel on Tuesday to confirm a director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau this week.
October 5 -
A top Federal Reserve Board official is pressing for changes in mortgage servicing agreements to encourage more workouts of troubled loans.
October 5 -
The House voted 352-66 Tuesday afternoon to pass a continuing resolution that will fund government operations, including the National Flood Insurance Program, through November 18.
October 5 -
The reduction in the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac loan limit could trim home sales by up to 5%, further delaying a recovery in the housing market, according to industry officials speaking at a Progressive Policy Institute conference Tuesday.
October 4 -
The correspondent lending division of Wells Fargo is serving as the pilot user for new customized investor guideline functions in origination technology vendor Ellie Mae's Total Quality Loan service.
October 4 -
The Federal Housing Finance Agency knew as early as 2009 about potentially abusive foreclosure practices and yet failed to take action to curb them, according to a watchdog report released Tuesday.
October 4 -
Efforts to negotiate a settlement between state attorneys general and the top five mortgage servicers collapsed late last week after California pulled out of the negotiations.
October 4 -
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago has received regulatory approval to finally convert to a capital structure that was mandated by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act back in 1999.
October 4
