JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said his company was one of "many" broker/dealers that received a subpoena from the Federal Housing Finance Agency which recently launched an inquiry into private label securities purchased by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Speaking during the company's second quarter conference call Thursday morning, Dimon provided no further details but seemed unconcerned about the matter. FHFA launched the probe as a way to potentially recoup losses on nonprime assets purchased by the GSEs. Fannie and Freddie currently own $260 billion in private label MBS.
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The insurance giant accuses Nationwide Mortgage Bankers of profiting off its branding and of suggesting to consumers that it's tied to the firm.
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Current CEO Rick Thornberry is retiring as Radian shifts to a multi-line business, with former Mr. Cooper President Mike Weinbach taking over on Aug. 13.
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Certain private-label securities may get a lower risk weighting for bank capital and separately, second liens have new uniform guidelines for TRID.
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Home prices rose 0.7% annually in March, down from a 0.8% increase in the previous month, according to the S&P Cotality Case-Shiller home price index.
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Insurance claims dropped in 2025, but covered loss amounts didn't follow, largely due to the severity of the Southern California wildfires, Rate reported.
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Homebuyers applying for Federal Housing Administration loans in community property states are facing hurdles that current market conditions have heightened.
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