In a surprise move, Richard Dorfman, president of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta resigned effective Friday. Sources indicate his contract with the FHLB expires June 30 and the former Wall Street executive will be making an announcement soon about his future job plans. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Dorfman has landed a job with the Securities and Financial Markets Association. The FHLB's executive vice president and general counsel Jill Spencer has been named interim president and chief executive. "Our team successfully executed its mission during an unprecedented credit crisis and economic downturn. These events clearly displayed the value and importance of our institution," Mr. Dorfman said in statement issued by the Atlanta FHLB. He has served at the FHLB since 2007.
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SecurityNational Mortgage Co. alleges that the larger competitor facilitated the mass resignation of its staff from Glendale and Scottsdale offices.
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The bank's marketing, which hid the nature of its solicitations, led some borrowers to apply for cash-out refis that increased monthly payments, the OCC said.
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While last year was the best for origination income since 2022, annual net servicing revenue for mortgage bankers was approximately 70% below 2024's level.
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Three-quarters of buyers assume AI has already been embedded in the housing ecosystem, but 55% would prefer to work with a human to secure a mortgage.
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Federal Reserve Gov. Stephen Miran Thursday said that the Iran war and tariffs will not have long-term impacts on inflation, but did say he is reconsidering his rate cut outlook for the year.
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This week's Freddie Mac mortgage rate survey shows rates at the lowest in four weeks, but homebuyers are giving mixed signals even with improved purchase power.
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