"We have a long way to go" in the subprime mortgage crisis, Countrywide chairman Angelo Mozilo told attendees in keynote remarks July 18 at the 35th Annual Western Secondary Market Conference in San Francisco.Pouring cold water on statements by other mortgage executives, including Countrywide Financial Corp.'s own Todd Dal Porto, Mr. Mozilo said the current subprime collapse is causing a paradigm shift that will bring down an avalanche of regulatory scrutiny. While declining to point blame for the subprime collapse in any particular direction, he said, "The Street stepped up to provide liquidity irrespective of underwriting" as New Century and others "went to the market time after time to get more capital" for exotic loans. The mortgage industry itself will be the real victim, Mr. Mozilo said.
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Finance of America's earnings per share came out to $1.10, double that of the first quarter of 2025 and well above the a S&P Capital IQ Pro consensus estimate of $0.84.
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PennyMac Financial Services reported $82.3 million net income, inclusive of a $44 million net reduction related to servicing fair value and hedge losses.
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The lender and servicer, which continues to make investments ahead of a future high-demand cycle, has reported tumbling margins in the past year.
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Credibly will bring its SMB loans and revenue-based financing products to Figure's Democratized Prime platform, Figure said in a press release.
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Federal Reserve Gov. Michael Barr said Tuesday that the U.S. energy sector is more insulated from shocks than Europe's, particularly in natural gas prices. However, he warned that the war is pushing up gasoline prices, which could spill over into other parts of the economy.
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Economic uncertainty weighed on risk appetite, but the current performance of the non-QM market is "durable," Angel Oak leaders said in an earnings call.
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