Compliance & Regulation

While Fannie and Freddie's regulatory plan for a single securities platform is separate and distinct from the single security MBA president and CEO David Stevens has been pressing for since last year, the common platform could possibly accommodate it.

A recent sheriff sale in New Jersey indicates distressed property sale prices are the new residential property value metric in hard-hit areas with large inventories.

Wells Fargo and Bank of America have serially violated the terms of the national mortgage servicing settlement, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman alleged on Monday.

Mortgage Bankers Association officials believe the market is improving but not fast enough, and a move toward government-sponsored enterprise reform needs to happen while refinancing is ensuring a liquid market.

A common securitization platform is under full scale development and should be ready for significant testing by next year.

JPMorgan and Credit Suisse said New York was relying on recycled claims from private lawsuits.

Thomas Marano is leaving the chief executive officer’s post at Ally Financial Inc.’s bankrupt Residential Capital mortgage unit.

When you speak to servicers nowadays, the number one concern many companies are battling right now is complying with new industry regulations.

We're hearing that the deck is stacked against Mel Watt, and his chances of being confirmed by the Senate and sworn in as the new GSE regulator are 100-to-1 at best.

A Connecticut attorney involved in a mortgage scam is facing 21 months of imprisonment following his recent sentencing in U.S. District Court.