Servicing

Radian Group Inc. on Tuesday increased the size of its convertible senior note offering to $400 million, a $50 million hike from its initial plan.

The 'Robo-gate' scandal doesn't appear to be having much of an impact on the foreclosure market in California, according to ForeclosureRadar chief Sean O'Toole.

Home values across the U.S. fell 0.2% in the third quarter, signaling more trouble ahead for the mortgage and housing industries, according to the latest House Price Index from Integrated Asset Services.

The performance of loan modifications completed by Fannie Mae servicers took a step up in the fourth quarter of 2009 as the government's HAMP program finally started to kick in.

National City's warehouse lending chief Paul Best has landed a job with People's United Bank of Connecticut, one of the largest thrifts in the Northeast.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is abandoning its current assessment system of charging premiums based on an insured-institution's deposits, moving toward a system based on asset size.

The foreclosure document debacle, a huge embarrassment and liability for mortgage servicers, could soon also ensnare the banks that act as trustees for securitizations.

The world of mortgage servicing rights is about to get a whole lot more interesting—and not just because the Basel III accord caps MSRs at 10% of Tier I capital. No, that’s the just the beginning.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. chairman Sheila Bair said she has concerns about foreclosure processing problems plaguing the banking industry, in particular how it may affect loss-sharing arrangements entered into by the agency.

Fannie Mae has named investment banker John Nichols chief risk officer for its capital markets division.