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Nathan McCauley is the CEO and co-founder of Anchorage Digital in San Francisco.

Makers of everything from decks to porches and outdoor lighting are lagging behind the broader stock market this year, joining a selloff in homebuilder shares as casualties of a rising-rate environment.

Greg is a licensed financial advisor, business consultant and fintech entrepreneur with a mission to teach, inspire and guide people in areas of wealth management, business, marketing, and leadership. Greg is the director of business development for convos, Snappy Kraken’s text messaging program that helps financial advisors build deeper relationships with their prospects and clients to drive business growth and the CEO of Drozdow Financial, his financial education and services group.

With over a decade experience in financial services, Greg has helped hundreds of clients, including individuals, families and executives get to a better place financially, and has worked with some of the top financial institutions in the industry, including VOYA Financial, Penn Mutual and Prudential, to name a few. Through his experience, Greg has focused on helping other advisors on marketing and business strategy and is passionate about advancing technology and systems that improve the financial services industry overall.

Using digital methods also saves time for the actual closing, which also contributes to the lower costs, the Notarize study found.

The large volume of servicing rights trades in January and high multiples were a reaction to tightening monetary policy after a period in which many stockpiled the asset.

The U.S. Treasury Department defeated a blue-state challenge to a rule that exempts buyers of high-interest loans from state interest rate caps.

The company said it would increase efforts in non-QM lending and dropped hints about further acquisitions.

Housing rights advocates said minority home-buyers and homeowners in 39 U.S. metropolitan areas will receive the funds as a result of a legal action alleging racial discrimination in the government-sponsored enterprise's foreclosure practices.

Rick Dennen is the founder, president and CEO of Indianapolis-based Oak Street Funding, a First Financial Bank company with customized loan products and services for specialty lines of business including CPAs, registered investment advisors and insurance agents nationwide.