Mortgage giant Washington Mutual, Seattle -- citing the current subprime crisis -- says in a new public filing that its liquidity may be affected by its "inability to access the capital markets or by unforeseen demands on cash."As of MortgageWire's deadline, WaMu's stock was trading down $1 a share at $36. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, WaMu noted that liquidity "is essential to the company's business," adding, "liquidity in the secondary market for nonconforming residential mortgage loans and securities backed by such loans has diminished significantly." According to the Quarterly Data Report, WaMu is the nation's sixth-largest residential funder. It also ranks sixth among subprime firms.
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Former Angel Oak Lending Chief Marketing Officer Steven Winokur has come back into the non-qualified mortgage business by taking a marketing role at Carrington Mortgage Services.
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The process of making changes to foreclosure prevention programs has been complicated by differences in how the Department of Veterans Affairs operates compared to an agency like the Federal Housing Administration.
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Originators increased program offerings for the fifth consecutive month, but overall credit availability remains tight, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.
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Malhotra joins the home finance giant after previously helping launch platforms to provide generative AI enterprise solutions and founding a technology research lab at the global multinational firm.
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The reverse-mortgage lender saw a quarterly loss but expects originations to increase 10% in the second quarter, as it attempts to address high-yield debt concerns.
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Capital Community Bank of Provo has purchased Security Home Mortgage, headquartered in nearby Orem.
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