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USMI, the new trade group being formed to replace the Mortgage Insurance Companies of America, will include all of the active carriers in the industry except AIG's United Guaranty.
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HSBC Holdings and Wells Fargo agreed to settle lawsuits by mortgage holders who alleged they were forced to pay for property insurance at inflated rates.
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In the judicial foreclosure states of Ohio and Pennsylvania, savings for various stakeholders could amount to at least $24 million annually, researchers at the Cleveland Fed estimate.
March 7 -
Mortgage Technology is pleased to begin accepting nominations for the 2014 Top 50 Service Providers.
The nomination form is available on MT's website. Click here to access the application. March 6 -
A jump in lender-paid policies would come at an inopportune time for the industry, which faces new regulatory requirements for such insurance, underscoring the need to educate borrowers why it is necessary.
March 6 -
The Fix-It Award recognizes technology that provides an effective solution to a specific industry problem, need or channel. Learn about this year's finalists and see who won the 2013 MT Award.
March 6 -
There is still much uncertainty as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau moves into enforcement mode.
March 5
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At least one mortgage category in North Dakota has fewer delinquent borrowers than graduates in my high school class. A lot fewer.
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Home equity lending increased for the first time last year but overall mortgage originations in January were the lowest since November 2008, according to Black Knight Financial Services.
March 5 -
After halting an Ocwen deal to purchase mortgage-servicing rights from Wells Fargo, New York's Department of Financial Services is turning its attention to another nonbank servicer, Nationstar.
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