Finance

The new automation, which processes information on tens of thousands of projects, is designed to be useful to lenders financing single family units.

The government agency, an arm of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, plans to implement the change by no later than the first quarter of 2023.

The New York-based software provider will provide post-closing quality control and quality assurance reviews.

In a week where homebuilding stocks were faced with surging U.S. Treasury yields and data showing weakening demand for homes, one analyst is throwing in the towel on the sector.

That's left mortgage servicing rights investors with fewer concerns about runoff, but buyers have less in the way of recapture opportunities.

The mortgage subsidiary of PlainsCapital Bank also said it had reduced its headcount by 23% in the past year.

The delay acknowledges concerns some companies and trade groups have had about compliance with the requirement.

The government guarantor's securitization platform went offline on October 19 and will reemerge on October 25.

The automation provider, which could merge with ICE Mortgage next year, is updating secondary market tools sorely needed in a volatile market.

The new product will be based on a recent revision to the Department of Veterans Affairs' handbook for lenders, according to the company.