Servicing

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

Although the Dow Jones Industrial Average set an all-time high on Friday, the performance of the Mortgage Industry Equity Composite was more mixed.

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

Bound by law in two different ways, the expectation to comply with the new mortgage servicing rules and investor demands, mortgage servicers still are navigating through the changes.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is selling more notes under its Distressed Asset Stabilization Program in the second sale of this type this year.

A former loan officer has been sentenced by a U.S. District Court judge to 151 months in prison.

CoreLogic has integrated compliance and fraud risk mitigation solutions into seven loan origination systems.

Interactive Mortgage Advisors is offering $10.7 billion Ginnie Mae bulk residential mortgage servicing rights on over 62,000 loans.

If you want to get something out to the industry in a hurry, Twitter is one of the fastest methods to get it done.

Zacks Equity Research analysts warn that legal tussles about past mortgage-backed security deals faced by JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and other megabanks are bound to lead to increased legal risk.