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W.J. Bradley Mortgage Capital executives find deciding whether holding or selling mortgage servicing rights is worthwhile for the company in the long run both tough and rewarding.
July 11
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Dodd-Frank Act measures designed to prevent a repeat of the global credit crisis will be largely complete by the end of this year.
July 11 -
Bank of Americas proposed $500 million settlement with a class of investors in residential mortgage-backed securities issued by its Countrywide Financial unit needs more explanation before it can be approved.
July 11 -
Rep. Jeb Hensarling will leave the Federal Housing Administration single-family program open to first-time homebuyers regardless of their income.
July 11 -
WFG National Title Insurance is making progress towards its goal of becoming a national underwriter of title insurance with the approval by regulators in Michigan to write business there.
July 11 -
Even some Federal Reserve officials are concerned the recent jump in mortgage rates could crimp demand for housing.
July 11 -
The Federal Housing Finance Agency has made it a priority to develop a single platform as opposed to upgrading the individual platforms that Fannie and Freddie currently use.
July 10 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has issued a new batch of clarifications to its qualified mortgage and servicing rules.
July 10 -
Jewel Hinkles of Los Angeles pleaded guilty this week to bankruptcy fraud in connection with a foreclosure rescue scheme she ran.
July 10 -
CIFG Assurance North America agreed to settle lawsuits against Goldman Sachs Group and Capital One Financials GreenPoint Mortgage Funding over mortgage-backed securities.
July 10
