On the heels of approving the acceptance of DocuSign electronic signature technology, Wells Fargo has announced that it will now accept e-disclosures and e-1003s from eLynx and Encomia as well. Specifically, Wells Fargo Funding will accept Encomia's e-disclosures and e-1003 product offerings in a move the lender calls the first step toward full e-mortgage adoption. Encomia's e-disclosures are designed to allow borrowers to review and e-sign their upfront disclosures and loan applications. Similarly, Wells Fargo Funding has approved eLynx's uSign and SwiftSign electronic signature services for use by all its correspondent lenders. Correspondents will now be able to choose uSign and SwiftSign to incorporate e-sign capabilities into their lending operations. The vendors can be found on the Web at http://www.encomia.com and http://www.elynx.com.
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Foreclosure rates were highest in the region, and nationwide, completed repossessions also saw a significant jump, according to Attom.
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Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh framed the central bank's move to increase interest rates as a moderate adjustment to rapid economic growth during his post-Federal Open Market Committee press conference.
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The market initially showed relief after the initial confirmation of an anticipated inflation-fighting hike but discussion of a future raise renewed concern.
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While the early adopters of these market expansions set their new limits at $845,000, Pennymac is going up to $850,000 and UMW to $847,440 for one-unit homes.
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State agencies supervise about 79% of U.S. banks. Their umbrella group just published the questions, documents and risk tiers examiners may use.
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Commercial banks have increasingly tapped the Federal Home Loan Bank System for liquidity as rising Treasury yields have made the market for deposits more competitive.
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