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F.N.B. in Pittsburgh reported higher second-quarter profit as it booked more commercial real estate and business loans.

Upgrading communications technology is imperative, but only one way, for mortgage servicers to prepare for an onslaught of consumers accustomed to high-touch, individualized attention.

Stewart Mortgage Information Systems is pulling the plug on its delinquent mortgage services business.

The U.S. mortgage delinquency rate, for loans at least 30 days late, fell 2.9% in June from the previous month, Black Knight Financial Services said in its monthly mortgage performance report.

Radian's note repurchase and issuance of new debt have helped increase the liquidity and capital strength of its mortgage insurance business.

Genworth Financial Inc. is in exclusive talks to sell a European unit to France's Axa SA as Chief Executive Officer Tom McInerney works to fill a capital gap at its private mortgage insurance subsidiary.

Regulators gave conditional approval for CIT Group's deal to buy OneWest Bank, paving the way for an institution that would be deemed systemically important, with $70 billion in combined assets.

Consumer credit defaults increased during June, according to data from the S&P Dow Jones Indices and consumer credit reporting agency Experian.

From CFPB and TRID to QM and ATR, the barrage of new abbreviations emanating from the Dodd-Frank Act has only been matched by the enormity of the changes it made to the mortgage industry. Here are 10 ways that the landmark financial reform legislation has reshaped the mortgage industry since becoming law five years ago.

The methodologies and paths for proactive consumer outreach can vary dramatically depending on multiple risk factors that servicers must have a plan to mitigate.