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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is forging ahead with its plan to release a single mortgage disclosure form by July 21, despite industry calls to slow down the process.
June 21 -
George L. Engelke Jr. has resigned as chairman of Astoria Financial, ending his long tenure with the Lake Success, N.Y., company that included a 22-year run as its chief executive officer.
June 21 -
The public relations department of JPMorgan Chase has finally made up its mind: the megabank will only engage in FHA Streamline refinancings on loans that it presently services.
June 21 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is coming under industry pressure to delay finalizing a merger of the RESPA/TILA mortgage disclosure forms until the qualified mortgage and qualified residential mortgage rules are finalized.
June 21 -
Taylor Capital Group is expanding its mortgage unit by hiring more than 60 retail mortgage professionals from Amera Mortgage.
June 20 -
Suzanne Hutchinson will retire at the end of the year from her post as executive vice president of the Mortgage Insurance Cos. of America.
June 20 -
Freddie Mac raised its estimate for 2012 originations to $1.45 trillion in its latest economic and housing market outlook, citing lower expected 30-year rates. Freddie previously had forecast that 2012 would end with a total of just $1.3 trillion in originations.
June 20 -
When I suggested yesterday that mortgage lenders might contemplate an origination strike as a bargaining tool to kill overly zealous regulations the idea was to have banks and nonbanks alike participate in such an action of civil disobedience.
June 20
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Technology vendor Mortgage Cadence expects to expand the reach of its origination software in the credit union sector with its pending acquisition of Prime Alliance Solutions.
June 20 -
The national delinquency rate continues to decline on a yearly basis with the latest figures from Lender Processing Services revealing a 9.6% drop in the amount of late mortgage payments from May 2011.
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